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INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM '
To. Randolph B. Rosencrantz DATE: February 6, 1985 FILE:
City Manager
SUBJECT: Report for City Commission
(, Meeting of 2/14/85
FROM: Clarence Dickson REFERENCES: Drug Plan
Chief of Police
ENCLOSURES: One (1 )
Attached please find the written report for distribution to the
members of the City Commission as back-up material for my presen-
tation scheduled for February 14, 1985.
If you have any questions regarding the attached or desire addi-
tional information, please advise.
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Report To:
THE HONORABLE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COMMISSION
AND
THE CITY MANAGER
STREET NARCOTICS UNIT
Submitted By:
CLARENCE DICKSON
CHIEF OF POLICE
February 6, 1985
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OVERVIEW
Pursuant to the request of the City Commission and the
direction of the City Manager, on January 22, 1985, the Miami
Police Department created a 20-member Street Narcotics Unit
that immediately began addressing the problem of street -level
narcotics sales.
The Street Narcotics Unit, under the direction of a _
Lieutenant and four Sergeants, includes experienced officers
from throughout the Department in a coordinated, high intensity
drive against the drug pushers in the City of Miami. This
Unit will operate on a daily basis,* during selected hours t•
based on identified needs.
The members of the Street Narcotics Unit work to identify
specific problem areas where concentrated undercover enforcement
action will be taken. Officers utilize information developed
from within the Department and tips from citizens who have {
information about narcotics sales in any neighborhood of the
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City to identify target areas. Citizens can contact the Street
Narcotics Unit by calling a special number, 579-6630, and callers y
may remain anonymous if they choose.
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The Miami Police Department has been assured of the full f'
cooperation of the State Attorney's Office which is making their t
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staff members available on a 24-hour-a-day basis. The State`''
Attorney's Office is also monitoring the process through which drug x
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suspects proceed through the Criminal Justice System to include
the monitoring of bail, plea bargaining and sentencing; the
goal being to insure that offenders do not "slip through the
cracks" of the system.
As part of the efforts against narcotics, Deputy Chief Perry
Anderson has been transferred to command the Uniform Services
Bureau and is directing the Department's.uniformed street person-
nel, including officers from Patrol, Traffic, Task Force, and
the Special Police Unit. The officers under his command will
work closely with the newly formed Street Narcotics Unit.
This operation is intended to be higly profiled with
intense visibility. Therefore, press releases are being dis-
seminated to bring attention to the arrest/warrant situations,
as well as the involvement of other law enforcement agencies
such as the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and the
Metro -Dade Police Department. (See Attachment I).
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STATISTICAL SUMMARY
The most current statistical information available on
the activities of the Street Narcorics Unit covers the period
from January 22, 1985 through February 5, 1985. During these
two (2) weeks, the Street Narcotics Unit has accomplished the
following:
Activity
Search Warrants Executed
Arrests
Buy/Bust Cases
Firearms Seized
Dollar Value of Stolen Property
Recovered
U.S. Currency Seized
Total to Date
56
76
12
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$ 1,150.00
$21,841.31
The information regarding narcotics seized to date by this
Unit reflects:
Type Weight
Cocaine 1,719.3 grams
Marijuana 14,443.1 grams
Heroin 79.7 grams
Total Dollar Value:
Est. Dollar Value
$121,467.00
$ 40,201.00
$ 10,865.00
$172,533.00
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MIAMI •POLICE DEPARTMENT
POLICE INFORMATION UNIT
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DATE: 1/23/85
S1R1 _ : Street Narcotics Unit
NA $A IV": On 23
January 1985, the newly formed Miami Police "Street Narcoi
Unit"
began its assault against street level drug dealers. —
• Nine
(9) search warrants were executed at the following locatic
(A SWAT
Team was used to make the entries)
1.
1510 N.W. 68th Street
2.
2191 N.W. 3rd Avenue
3.
1445 N.W. 1st Court -
4.
1270 N.W. 60th Street, apartments #1 and #7 ,
• 5.
180 N.E. 68th Street. _
6.
6201 N.E. 2nd Avenue
7.
7544 N.E. 3rd Court
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1361 N.W. 61st Street
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following persons were arrested for drug related charges:
1..
B/M, Clarence Donaldson AGE: 24, ADD: 1175 N.W. 79 St. C-1
2.
B/M, Manuel Cruz, AGE: 54, ADD: 1701 N.W. 17 St.
3.
B/M, Arunoel Constantins AGE: 35, ADD: 671 N.E. 160 St.
4.
B/M, E12iott.Coggins, AGE: 26, ADD: 432 N.W. 45 St.
5.
B/M, Charles Hunter, AGE: 25, ADD: 7 300 N.W. 75 St.
6.
B/M, Archie Barner, AGE: 22, ADD: 644 N.W. 49 St.
7.
B/M, Collis Moses, AGE: 30, ADD: 1437 N.W. 97 St.
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items seized include:
1.
One Smith & Wesson .44 Magnum revolver'
2.
One stolen Colt .357 revolver
3.
One Ruger .22 auto pistol
4.
Mac 10 9mm autmatic machine gun and silencer
5.
Over $5,000.00 in cash
6.
Large quantities of cocaine, marijuana and drug paraphernal
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BUB=:operation S.N.U.
NARRATIVE: The Street Narcotic Unit, continued it's assault on
street level drug -activities again today, and With the
Miami S.W.A.T. team, executed four(4) search warrants at
the following locations:
1-1606 N.W. 58Terr. #1
2-7000 N.W. 8Ave #8
3-301 N,E. 62St. #63 (Rainbow Apts)
4-6442 N.E. 1Ct.
Arrested at 7000 N.W. SAve #a, was Robket Fice,B/M,
A.O.B. 1-28-48,Res. 6300 Biscayne Blvd. (South Pacific Motelp
for Possession of a controlled substance. Arrested at 6442
N.E. 1Ct. was Silbert Jones,B/M, D.O.B. 12-08-57, of that
same address. 'He was charged with one(10 count of sale, and
two(2) counts of possession of a controlled substance.
Confiscated during the execution of the warrants was
approximatley $7,000.00 worth of cocaine, $2,200.00 worth
of marijuana, $1,.100.00 U.S. currency, three(3) handguns,
one(1) shotgun, One(1) rifle and miscellaneous drug para-
phanilia. At one location, the unit discovered a 1984 Pontiac,
Gran Prix in the parking lot which had previously been re-
ported stolen.
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MIAMI POLICE DEPARTMEI4T
• POLICE INFORMATION UNIT
NEWS RELEASE
DAIS: 24 JAN 85
SS B, T : OPERATION S.N.U.
[NARRATIVE: IN A CONTINUING EFFORT TO DISRUPT STREET LEVEL NARCOTIC
SALES, THE STREET NARCOTICS UNIT, ALONG WITH THE
MIAMI S.W.A.T. TEAM, EXECUTED TWO (2) SEARCH WARRANTS
AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS:
1. 1360 N.W. 31 STREET
2. 736 N.W. 35 STREET, #8
ARRESTED AT 736 N.W. 35 STREET, n89 WAS
B/M BRIAN HENRY, D.O.B. 12-25-569
RES. 736 N.W. 35 STREET, #8, FOR SALE & POSSESSION
OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, AND B/F SUSAN JAMES,
D.O.B. 04-02-57, RES. 337 N.W. 48 STREET, FOR POSSESSION
OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE.
CONFISCATED DURING THE EXECUTION OF THE WARRANTS WAS
APPROXIMATELY $1200.00 WORTH OF MARIJUANA,
ONE (1) HANDGUN, AND $379.00 U.S. CURRENCY.
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DATE:
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SUBJECT:
STREET NARCOTICA UNIT
NARRATIVE:
THE STREET NARCOTICS UNIT IN
THEIR
CONTINUING
EFFORT TO
CURTAIL STREET DRUG ACTIVITIES AGAIN
TODAY WITH
THE MIAMI
POLICE S.W.A.T. TEA11t EXECUTED (6)
SIX SEARCH
WARRANTS
AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS.
1.
17.74 N.W. 5 ST.
2.
2346 N.17. 33 ST.
3.
1311 N.W. 28 ST.
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4.
1217 N.W. 2 AVE.
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5.
162 N.W. 71 ST.
6.
4700 N.W. 15 CT.
THE FOLLOWING PERSONS WERE ARRESTED
FOR DRUG RELATED CHARGES:
1.
B/F, ESPERANZA REGUERA
D.O.B.
12/22/35 ADD. 1774 NW
5 SST.
2.
B/Mt ERVIN HARRIS
D.O.B.
8/ 8/59
252 NW
42 ST.
3.
A/Up EDUARDO SANTIAGO
D.O.B.
9/ 5/64
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3910 NW
1 AVE.
4.
W/..:, CHARLIE BARRILLA
D.O.B.
11/15/61
3200 Bisc. Blvd
5.
WIF9 AIDA CASAUS
D.O.B.
12/28/48
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3125 NT
33 ST.
6.
W/F, IVONNE !!EDINA
D.O.B.
7/11/37
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2346 NV
33 ST.
7.
W/Ft BLANCA KARRERO
D.O.B.
4/12/65
1271 NU
116 TER
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8.
W/F, MARITEA PARRILA
D.O.B.
10/15/67
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2346 Nil'
33 ST.
9.
B/F, JANETT SAI..TULLS
D.O.B.
4/ 4/51
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1311 NW
28 ST.
10.
B/'ri,-TONY FLUC{ERS
D.O.B.
8/17/62
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2330 NW
21 TERS
11.
B/Mp ORRIN JOB
D.O.B.
12/ 3/55
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162 N►'l
64. ST.
12.
B/M, RASHID FARAAZ
D.O.B.
8/29/48
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21089 Nti'l 22 AV.
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W/Mv RICARDO DELRIO
D.O.B.
1/29/66
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4274 NW
5 ST.
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SUBJECT:
NARRATIVE:
ITEMS SEIZED INCLUDE:
1. (6) SIX HANDGUNS OF VARIOUS RAKES AND CALIBERS.
2. LARGE R,UANTITIES OF COCAINE, ?.iARIJUANA, HERION,
AND DRUG PARAPHERNALIA.
3. OVER $4,000.00 IN CASH.
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MIAMI POLICE DEPARTME14T
POLICE INFORMATION UNIT
NEWS RELEASE
DATE: 28 JANUARY 1985
SUBJECT: STREET NARCOTICS UNIT
NARRATIVE:
The Street Narcotics Unit in their attempt to curtail street drug
activities again, with the Miami SWAT Team executed (4) four Search
Warrants at the following locations:
1. 6820 N. E. 1 Court
2. 1405 N.W. 61 Street
3. 1907 N.W. 2 Court
4. 343 N.W. 6 Street
The following persons were arrested for drug -related charges:
1. B/M George Queely D.O.B. 3-15-64 Add. 261 N.W. 54 St.
2. B/M Carl Winton D.O.B. 12-31-55 Add. 2131 N.W. 139 St.
3. B/M Linton Hudson D.O.B. 4-16-55 Add. 3842 N.W. 165 St.
4. W/M Eric Hess D.O.B. 9-17-54 Add. 826 Ocean Dr.
5. B/M Bruce Murray D.O.B. 6-20-66 Add. 1831 N.W. 47 St.
Items Seized Include:
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1. A quantity of Marijuana, Cocaine, and Heroin.
2. Over $627.00 U.S. Currency
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M1AI.1I POLICE DEPARVIENT
POLICE INFORMATION UNIT
DATE: 29 January 85
SUBJECT: Operation S.N.U.
NARRATIVE:
The Street Narcotic Unit successfully'executed search
warrants at .the following locations:
1. 149 NW 11 Street
2. 1228 NW 1st Court
3. 1558 NW 1 Court
4. 1270 NW 60 Street, Apt #4
5. 1270 NW 60 Street, Apt #1
6. 1361 NW 61 Street, Apt #40
7. 6442 NE 1 Court
8. 6201 NE 2nd Avenue
Arrested during this operation were the following:
1. Joan Koon, B/F, DOB: 13 Jan 36, Res: 1228 NW 1 Court
Sale & Possession of a controlled substance, to wit:
cocaine and heroin.
2. John Mitchell, B/M, DOB: 3/17/64, Res: 102 NE 62 Street
3. Calvin Jackson, B/M, DOB: 9/13/64, Res: 6731 NE 1 Court
' They were both charged with possession of marijuana.
Undercover officers of the unit also accomplished four
buy - busts.
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DATE: 29 January 85 '
$UFO 'T: Operation S.N.U.
NARRATI`!E:
The first was at 352 NW 11 Street. Arrested were Theodius Barr,
B/M, DOB: 10/31/63, Res: 90 NW 71 Street. He was charged with
two counts of Sale & Possession of cocaine and trafficking in
cocaine.
Johnny Hall, B/M, DOB: 12/16/31, Res: 1661 NW 7 Court. He was
charged as a Principal in the First Degree.
Jerry Lee Mills, B/M, DOB: 3/16/58, Res: 1181 NW 8 Street*Road,
Apt #17. He was charged with possession of a controlled substance,
to wit: cocaine.'
The next arrest was at 534 NW 22 Street. Arrested there was
Michael Brown, B/M, DOB: 12/30/58. He was charged with three.
counts of Sale & Possession of marijuana.
During the above operations, the unit also confiscated large
amounts of narcotics, monies, narcotic paraphernalia, and several
weapons.
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DBE; January 30r 1985
au -I ECI : Operation S.N.U.
NARRATIVE: The Street Narcotic Unit with the Miami Police SWAT Team execu-
ted six (6) successful and profitable search warrants in various
sections of the city.
The locations were:
1. 1136 N.W. 2 Ave. (first and second floor)
2. 4700 N.W. 15 Court
3. 183 N.W. 59 Street
4. 121 N.E. 56 Street
5. 6229 N.E. 1 Avenue
Arrested were the following subjects:
1. Raymond Griffin, B/M, DOB: 3/12/63, ADD: 2147 NNI 85 St.
2. Clement George Harrison, B/M, DOB: 4/4/42, ADD: 183 NW 59 St.
3. David Joseph, B/M, DOB: 5/5/51, ADD: 121 N.E. 56 St.
4. Dainton Drummond, B/M, DOB: 4/2/62, ADD: 1221 N.W. 111 St.
The above were all charged with various counts of possession and
selling of marijuana.
Confiscated during the operation was over $6,000.00 U.S. currency,
$10,000.00 of marijuana, three pistols, one shotgun and a large
amount of miscellaneous narcotic paraphernalia.
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DATE:
February 1, 1985 '
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OPERATION S.N.U.
oe NARRATIV4:
The Street Narcotics Unit and the Miami Police
S.W.A.T. Team executed four (4) Search Warrants
in the City of Miami again today continuing it's
assault on Street Drtg Dsalers. There locations
are:
1) 1132 N.W. 2 Avenue
2) 149 N.W. 11 Street #1
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3) 7544 N.E. 3 Court
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4) 1445 N.W. 1 Court
Arrested were:
1) George Meeks, B/M, D.O.F. 09-22-23 - residence
1132 N.W. 2 Avenue.
2) Michael Barwick, W/M, D.O.B. 01-14-64 - residence
21 N.E. 53 Street.
Confiscated during these operations were large quantities
of drugs(Cocaine, Heroin, and Marijuana), 3 pistols
and miscellaneous drug paraphernalia and monies.
On returning from the above locations, one of theteam5
received information of a sale of approximately $0-2,000.00
worth of Cocaine. One of the undercover Officers contacted
one of the subjects and they were surveilled to a resta-
raunt at S.W. 12 Avenue and 4 Street, where the deal
went down.
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DATE:
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5,JB F _T
Operation S.N.U.
NARRATIVE:
Arrested were:
!) Antonio Torres, L/M, D.O.B. 4-20-44-residence
3894 N.W. 3 St.
2) Fidel Gonzalez, L/M, D.O. B. 10-27-57-residence
1310 N.W. 16th St. #205
3) Agustin Morales, L/M, D.O.B. 8-6-48-residence
3894 N.W. 3St.
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They were all charged with Trafficking in Cocaine. Con-
fiscated,was 330 grams of cocaine, two(2) pistols, arid
over $2,500.00 in U.S. Currency..
Earlier today one of the teams made a buy -bust,
at 6442 N.E. 1Ct., and arrested Silbert Jones, B/M,
D.O.H. 12-8-57 of that residence, and charged him with
Sale and Possession of Marijuana. Mr. Jones was arrested
last week on the same charges, when a search warrant was
execueted at his house.
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POLICE INFORMATION UNIT
NEWS RELEASE
DATE: 2/4/85
SUBJECT: OPERATION S.N.U.
NARRATIVE: THE STREET NARCOTICS UNIT AND THE MIAMI*S.W.A.T. TEAM
f EXECUTED FIVE SEARCH WARRANTS IN THE CITY OF MIAMI. THE LOCATIONS
WERE 1. 6001 N.W. 14ave
AT THIS LOCATION FIVE (5) PERSONS WERE ARRESTED FOR POSSESSION -
OF COCAINE AND POSSESSION OF NARCOTIC PARAPHERNALIA .
B/M LEROY FORCER 45, 1995 N.W. 58ST.
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B/F P:Y.114A RANGE LEE 46, 1620 N.W., 58ST.,
B/M JOESPH VINCENTE 38, 542 N.W. 35T.
B/M MACK LAMB 40, 1245 N.W. 58ST.
B/M DERRICK BELLAMY 25, 8920 N.W. 6ave.
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2. 6817 N.W. 15 AVE.
AT THIS LOCATION 2 PERSON WERE ARRESTED FOR POSSESSION OF
HEROIN w/ INTENT TO SELL AND POSSESSION OF COCAINE w/INTENT
TO SELL
B/M JOHN MARSON 49, 6817 N.W. 15AVE.
B/F SONJA WOODS 30, 3040 N.W. 69ST.
ALONG WITH THE NARCOTICS CONFISCATED 11 GUNS WERE FOUND IN THE
HOUSE, THAT WILL ALSO BE CONFISCATED.B/F WOODS WAS FOUND TO BE
CARRYING ONE OF THOSE GUNS AND WAS CHARGED WITH CARRYING A CONCEALED
FIREARM WHICH IS A FELONY CHARGE IN THE STATE OF FLORIDA.
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3. 911 N.W. 69ST.
AT THIS LOCATION FIVE (5) PERSONS WERE ARRESTED FOR POSSESSION
OF NARCOTIC PARAPHERNALIA.
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4. 1064 N.W. 5ST.
AT THIS LOCATION 1 PERSON WAS ARRESTED ON TWO(2) COUNTS OF
SALE OF COCAINE.
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5. 1001 N.W. 62ST. '
AT THIS LOCATION THREE (3) PERSONS WERE ARRESTED FOR POSSESSION
OF COCAINE AND 1 GUN WAS CONFISCATED .
IN TOTAL THERE WERE 16 SUBJECTS ARRESTED AND 12 GUNS CONFISCATED
ALONG WITH LARGE QUANTITIES OF HEROIN AND COCAINE, ALONG WITH
MISCELLANEOUS NARCOTIC PARAPHERNALIA.
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NARRATIVE: CONTINUED
5. 1001 N.W. 62ST. '
AT THIS LOCATION THREE (3) PERSONS WERE ARRESTED FOR POSSESSION
OF COCAINE AND 1 GUN WAS CONFISCATED .
IN TOTAL THERE WERE 16 SUBJECTS ARRESTED AND 12 GUNS CONFISCATED
ALONG WITH LARGE QUANTITIES OF HEROIN AND COCAINE, ALONG WITH
MISCELLANEOUS NARCOTIC PARAPHERNALIA.
PREPARED BY: ROUNDTREE REVIEWED BY: 'A \;1- 4Wu.-
ROUNDTREE
TRANSMITTED BY: DATE & TIME: 2/4/85 23:15
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POLICE INFORMATION UNIT
NEWS
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DATE: February 5, 1985
SUBJECT: Operation S.N.U.
NARRATIVE: The Street Narcotics Unit, continued its assult on street level
drug activities again today and with the City of Miami SWAT Team
executed Five (5) search warrants at the following locations:
1. 1611 N.W. 50th Street
2. 163 N.W. 56th Street
3. 6201 N.E. 2nd Avenue (The Saxon Hotel)
4. 343 N.W. 6th Street
5. 2601 N.W. lst Avenue
The following persons were arrested on drug related charges:
1.
B/M,
Bernard Albury
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2.
B/F,
Denise Lynn Sanchez
DOB:
12/10/65
3.
B/M,
Miguel Rivas
DOB:
11/03/61
4.
B/F,
Bonnie Johnson
DOB:
07/20/61
5.
B/M,
Derrick Mann
DOB:
01/29/66
The following items were seized:
1. One (1) Ruger 44 Mag. revolver
2. One (1) Smith & Wesson 38 cal. revolver
3. A large quantity of marijuana, cocaine and narcotic parapher-
nalia.
PREPARED BY: Sgt. J. Dalton
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DATE & TIME:
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CITY OF MIAMI. FLORIDA
INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM
TO: Randolph B. Rosencrantz DATE: February b, 1985 FILE:
City Manager
SUOJECT: Miami Police Department
Sub -Stations -_
FROM �� "`—�. REFERENCES: —
Clarence Dickson
Chief of Police ENCLOSURES:
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In response to your request we have prepared the attached -
information regarding the Police Sub -stations, which will be —
presented to -the City Commission, as a Discussion Item, at their -
February 14th Meeting. The following is an outline of the items
which we have included:
• Background information related to the development of the police —
sub -station concept for the City of Miami, including concerns -
Ind requests made by Community Based Organizations and
individuals.
• The 1984 Police Headquarters and Crime Prevention Bond Program.
• The functions and activities proposed for the sub -stations and
the support services generated at Headquarters, including
respective service area coverage, and an overview of existing
and proposed staffing.
• The fiscal impact of providing police service from three
locations, including start-up costs, annual operating expenses
and projected increases for the next several years.
Site analysis and selection criteria, including the potential
sites which have been identified.
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MIAMI POLICE DEPARTMENT
SUB -STATION PROPOSAL
PREPARED BY THE
CITY OF MIAMI POLICE DEPARTMENT
CLARENCE DICKSON, CHIEF OF POLICE
FEBRUARY 6, 1985
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
A. Introduction
1. North Sub -Station
2. South Sub -Station
B. Definition of Service Functions
C. District Boundaries
1. North Sub -station
2.* Central District
3. South Sub -Station
D. Enumeration of Personnnel Requirements,
central a ion and Sub -Stations
E. Area Staffing
F. Support Services - Headquarters
1. Crime Analysis
2. Criminal Investigations
Section
3. Special Services
4. Community Relations
G. Fiscal Impact
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H. Site Analysis and Selection
Criteria
APPENDIX A - North Sub -Station
Background
Documentation
APPENDIX D - South Sub -Station
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A. Introduction
In a City of Miami Special Election held on March 13, 1984,
the electorate was presented with a $20 million dollar
Police Headquarters and Crime Prevention Facility Bond i
Issue, which specifically included the construction of two
(2) Full Service Police Sub -stations, one in Liberty City
and one in Little Havana. This bond issue was approved by
the qualified electorate of the City of Miami, with strong
support from the Liberty City residents.
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1. North Sub -Station
In May of 1980, the City of Miami experienced civil _
disturbances in the Black communities, which
subsequently increased crime and separated the police
from the Black community.
In order to assist with the revitalization of the
Liberty City area and to strengt'nen police/community
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relations, in May 1981, the Martin Luther King Economic
Development Corporation (MLKEDCO) requested that the
Miami City Commission give strong consideration to the
construction of a police sub -station: in the Liberty City
area, specifically on NW 62 Stree., between 7 and 12
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Avenues. This request was also for,:-Ar•ed to the City of
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MLKEDCO, joined by the Community Blacks in Organized
Labor, the Urban League of Greater Miami, the
Edison/Model City Merchants Association, the Miami
Community Police Benevolent Association, the Miami Times
and numerous Black community leaders, continued to
pursue this request for the location of a sub -station on
NW 62 Street, between 7 and 12 Avenues. This is
evidenced by:
a. In 1981, MLKEDCO presented a petition, containing
1,200 signatures from citizens of Liberty City, to
the Miami City Commission, pleading for a sub-
station. The petition is on file at MLKEDCO
is offices.
b. On March 4 and •22, 1982, the Martin Luther King
Boulevard Coordinating Committee requested a police
sub -station.
c. On March 9, 1982, the Miami Community Police
Benevolent Association pledged their support to the
effoots toward establishing this sub -station.
d. On March 11 and 25, 1982, the Miami Times published
articles requesting this sub -station, and specifying
that it be "full service".
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e. On March 24, 1982, the Model City Community
Development Advisory Board requested this sub-
station.
f. In March 1983, MLKEDCO inquired into a 1.5 acre
parcel of land located at 1060 N.W. 62nd Street,
which is owned by Metro -Dade County Housing and
Urban Development (HUD). They were then advised by
HUD that this site could be made available for a
sub -station.
g. In May 1983, the Miami City Commission supported the
Is establishment of a sub -station in the Liberty City
area.
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All concerned organizations listed previously, and the
Miami Times, favor the location at 1060 N.W. 62nd Street
as the new home for the Miami Police Department's North
Sub -station.
In April, 1984, subsequent to the -Police Bond Issue
approval, the Police Department established a Liberty
City Sub -station Committee comprised of community
leaders, police personnel and representatives of other
city departments. This committee included members of
the Martin Luther King Economic Development Corporation,
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the Edison/Model City Merchants Association, and the
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Miami Community Police Benevolent Association.
The primary purpose of this Committee was to include
input from the community in the decision making process
of the establishment of this sub -station. The function
of this committee is to monitor the entire progress of
this project; to make recommendations as to the site
location, architecture/design of building, community
service needs; andto make recommendations as to police
operational needs of staffing, manpower and equipment.
This committee has met on a regular basis since May,
1984, and recommended that the Liberty City Sub -station
be constructed at 1060 N.W. 62nd Street.
Pursuant to Ordinance #9803. (which appropriated an
amount not to exceed $5,000,000 from the Police Bond
sales for the construction of a Full Service Sub -station
in Liberty City), and the Committee's recommendation as
to the site location, former City Manager Howard Gary
initiated negotiations with County Manager Merritt
Stierheim to acquire the land at 1O6O.N.W. 62 Street. A
lease agreement has been drafted by Metro -Dade County,
is currently pending review by the City of Miami Law
Department, and will be submitted to the City Commission
for consideration.
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Subsequent to the electorate approval of the Police Bond
Issue in April, 1984, the Police Department established
a Little Havana Sub -station Committee, comprised of
community representatives, police personnel and other
City representatives. This committee was established to
identify potential sites for the South Sub -station, and
to monitor the progress of this project. Community
representatives included members of the Latin Chamber of
Commerce CAMACOL, the Latin Quarter Association, the
Little -Havana Development Authority, the Little Havana
Area Wide Sub -Council, and interested business owners
who wished to participate. The committee also included
a representative of the Hispanic American Confederation.
This committee has met on a regular basis since May,
1984.
The Little Havana Sub -station Committee recommended some
sites, while other potential sites were located by the
Planning Department. Originally there were nine (9)
Little Havana sites evaluated by the Planning Department
in a Site Evaluation Analysis, however the committee
reduced the potential sites to the following three (3):
1) West Flagler Street and 25th Avenue (current Florida
Highway Patrol Building);
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2) S.W. 8th Street between 29th Avenue and 29th Court
(vacant lot, located on the southside of street);
and
3) S.W. 8th Street between 29th Court and 30th Avenue
(current Tamiami Gun Shop site, located on the north
side of street) .
The criteria provided to the Committee and to Planning
Department for the evaluation of potential sites
included:
Site size: 1 - 1.5 Acres
Building area: 15,000 Square Ft.
Site location: Little Havana, identified by the
Planning Department to be from N.W.
7th Street south to Coral Way, and
from 37th Avenue east to I-95.
The concensus of the committee is that priority should
be given to sites located on S.W. 8th Street.
These three (3) sites have been submitted to the City
Manager for consideration. However, at this time only
one of these sites is available for consideration, the
Tamiami Gun Shop site located on S.W. Rth Street between
29th Court and 30th Avenue.
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As in the Liberty City Sub -station, Ordinance #9803
appropriated an amount not to exceed $5,000,000 from the
Police Bond sales, for the construction of a Full
Service Sub -station in Little Havana.
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B. Definition of Service Functions
The City Commission, in Ordinance #9803, has directed the
development and construction of two police sub -stations,
each having "full -service" capability comparable to that of
a Dade County Regional Police Facility, or that of a New
York City Police precinct station. After receiving input
from representatives of citizen groups on the two sub-
station committees, it was determined that the following
services should be provided.by the sub -stations:
1. Crime Reporting -
A resident of the district will be able to walk in and
make a police report at the front desk.
2. Case Follow-up -
A resident of the district will be able to contact a
detective for information on a criminal case.
3. Community Relations -
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Residents will be able to meet with I Community
Relations representatives, have Crime Watch meetings,
and receive crime prevention information.
4. Police Reports - -
Victims of crimes within the district will be able to
obtain copies of crime reports from the front desk.
5. Civilian Identification
Residents will be able to obtain City of Miami Civilian
Identification cards on specified days. -
6. Complaint Reporting -
Residents will be able to walk in and file complaints of
alleged misconduct of a Police Department employee.
7. Command Presence -
A command level officer, Lieutenant or above, will be
available 7 days -a -week, 24 hours -a -day.
In addition to these direct services available to the residents
of the district, elements of Radio Patrol, the Special Police
Unit (SPU), Task Force, General Investigative Unit (GIU), and
Crime Analysis will all be based at the sub -stations.
The North' -Di strict and South District stations will each have a
roll call room and a conference room for Crime Prevention
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meetings, and two hold cells will be available for emergency
situations.
C. District Boundaries
1. North Sub -Station
The Miami Police North Sub -station will provide services
to the area which will become known as the "North
District". This District will encompass the present 10 and 20 sectors, which have 5 and 6 police zones
respectively. The boundaries for the North District are:
The East-West Expressway (State Road 112) on the
south, the City limits on the north, Biscayne Bay
on the east, and the City limits on the west.
2. Central District
The "Central District" will provide services from the
MPD Headquarters building. The Central District will be
responsible for the present 30 and 40 sectors, which
have 6 and 8 police zones respectively. The boundaries
for the Central District are:
The East-West Expressway (State Road 112) on the
north, the Miami River on the south, Biscayne Bay
on the East, and the City limfts on the west.
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3. South District
The Miami Police South Sub -station will provide services
to the area which wi11 become known as the "South
District". This district will encompass the present 50,
60 and 70 sectors, which have 6, 5, and 6 police zones
respectively. The boundaries for the South District
are:
The Ili ami River on the north, Biscayne Bay on the
south and east, and the City limits on the west.
D. Enumeration of Personnel Requirements, Central Station and
Sub -Stations
1. Function: Administration (Staff)
a. Objective: To manage the daily operations of the
North, Central, and South District Stations.
b. Personnel Requirements:
Classification: Staff Officer. Number: 3.
Position Justification: The three staff level
command officers are the District Commanders. The
Staff Officers have overall responsibility for the
operation of the Central Station and sub -stations,
7 days -a -week, 24 hours -a -day.
North Central South
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Classification: Captain. Number: 3.
Position Justification: Deputy Commanders of the
Districts, are responsible for Central Station and
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sub -station operations in the absence of, or by
direction of, the District Commander.
North Central South
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Classification: Lieutenant. Number: 15.
Position Justification: The Lieutenants, one being
scheduled per shift, per District, will supervise
the- operations of the District buildings and the
services provided therein.
North Central South
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Classification: Sergeant. Number: 3.
Position Justification: "Staff" Sergeants are
needed to perform overall scheduling of District
personnel for daily shift operations, periodic
training, vacations, etc. The Sergeants will also
coordinate District fleet scheduling and repairs,
and be responsible for equipment readiness.
North Central South
Classification: Typist Clerk II. Number: 6.
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Position Justification: The TC II's are needed to
perform typing, filing, and clerical duties for the
staff personnel at each District Station.
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Classification: Sergeant Number: 18.
Position Justification: The Sergeants are needed to
supervise the operation of the District Stations'
front desks, as well as to perform the duties of
shift Administrative Sergeant.
North Headquarters South
6 6 6
Classification: Police Officer. Number: 27.
Position Justification: Eighteen Police Officers,
divided in threA shifts, are needed to work the
front desks of the Central Station and Sub -stations.
They will prepare police reports, se11 copies of
police reports, provide information to the public,
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and be the basic level of station security. The
remaining Police Officers, 011 be utilized for
Directed Patrol, and will supp?lem;?nt the front desk
when necessary.
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' Classification: Public Service Aide Number: 28.
{ Position Justification: The PSA's, also divided
among the shifts, are needed to work the Stations'.
front desks in conjunction with the Police Officers.
The PSA's will assist in all functions of the front
desk except physically enforcing station security.
North Headquarters South
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2. Function: Radio Patrol —
a. Objective: To respond to calls for service from
within the Districts, prevent and detect crime,
protect life and property, enforce laws and
ordinances, apprehend criminals, and render
assistance to the public.
b. Organization: Operates three shifts per day in each
Station, with a Lieutenant as Shift Commander.
c. Personnel Requirements:
Classification: 'Lieutenant;. Number: 18.
Position Justification: The Lieutenants, operating
in three shifts covering seven days -a -week, are
needed to supervise the overall operations of the
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radio patrol responsibility in each of the
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Districts. The Lieutenants will have direct control
of manpower allocation to facilitate the handling of
calls for service. Each Shift Lieutenant is
scheduled for substantial vehicle patrol time during
his or her shift, in order to bring a distinctive
command presence whenever sensitive or critical
situations (such as arrests involving use of force
or deadly force, serving of warrants, etc.) occur,
and those unique situations where high emotions can
be predicted.
North Central South
6 6 6
Classification: Sergeant. Number: 42.
Position Justification: The Sergeants are necessary
to provide direct supervision of district patrol
personnel. The Sergeants are directly responsible
for the Police Officer's actions in use -of -force
situations, reacting to bomb threats, serving
commitment orders, and the overall productivity and
quality of work performed by the .patrol officers on
this shift.
North Central South
12 12 18
Classification: Police Officer. 14u,nber: 274.
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Position Justification: The Police -')fficers are
directly responsible for responding to calls for
service and street patrol within the boundaries of
each district, as well as crime prevention and
criminal apprehension. These officers, making up
three shifts at each Station, will be assigned in
all Police reporting sectors within the City.
North Central South
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Classification: TC II. Number: 9.
Position Justification: The TC II's, three at
each station, are needed to perform typing, filing,
and clerical work generated by the shift personnel,
SPU personnel, VIN,. GIU, and Crime Analysis of each
District Station..
North Central South
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3. Function: Special Police Unit
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a. Objective: To provide community oriented police
service in specific areas, utilizing specialized
modes of patrol.
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Classification: Lieutenant. Number: 2.
Position Justification: The SPU Lieutenants are
necessary to provide command -level supervision for
the Sergeants and Police Officers who work in the
Central and South Districts. The Lieutenants will
have direct control of the SPU manpower in each
district, and will assign personnel based on
community needs.
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c. Personnel Requirements
Classification: Sergeant. Number: 5.
Position Justification: The Sergeants are necessary
to provide supervision for the SPU officers that
will work in each District. The Sergeants are
responsible for officers' work productivity, use of
force investigations, reacting to bomb threats, and
coordination of officers' activities in the business
communities they are assigned to serve.
North Central South
1 3 2
Classification: Police Officer.
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Number: 73.
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Position Justification: The Police Officers are
necessary to provide specialized patrols, using
small motorcycles, foot patrol, horse patrol, and
"park -and -walk" car patrols.
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4. Function: Vice Intelligence - Narcotics (VIN)
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a. Objective: To provide each District Commander with
available tactical, plainclothes personnel, who can
respond to critical locations in the continual fight
against vice, street level narcotics trafficking,
and prostitution.
b. Personnel Requirements:
Classification: Sergeant. Number: 3.
Position Justification: The sergeants are necessary
to provide supervision for the Police Officers in
the VII4 unit. The Sergeants will analyze
intelligence, schedule personnel, vehicles and
equipment, and will be responsible for the
tactics/techniques used during sensitive operations.
North Central South
1 . 1 1
Classification: Police Officer. Number: 12.
Position Justification: Depending on the operation,
the plainclothes YIN Officers will either be
j assigned from District Stations in teams of two, or
work together as a 4 man district team. The
Officers' working hours will be necessarily
flexible, in order .that district operations can be
scheduled when demand dictates. The primary
function will be to work as plainclothes officers
making narcotics, prostitution, and vice arrests.
North Central South
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5. Function: General Investigative Unit (GIU)
a. Objective: To provide investigative follow-up of
district criminal offenses, by providing a liaison
with the Criminal Investigation Section. The
District GIU Officers will meet with victims,
receive information, follow up tips and leads, and
relay information to the lead investigators of
individual cases.
b. Personnel Requirements:
Classification: Police Officer. Number: 7.
Position Justification: Tice Police Officer
investigators assigned to District Stations, will
each be assigned a sector and will be ►•esponsible
for following up leads and tip, Dn Cases within the
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sector. The investigators, coordinating activities
with the lead investigators from C.I.S., will not
directly bear a caF.e load in order to be able to
meet the needs of the district is residents more
readily.
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Ideally, the officers selected will reside within
the District they are assigned to, and possess a
good rapport with the merchants and residents.
6. Function: Crime Analysis:
a. Objective: To provide daily intelligence
information on crime patterns, modus operandi and
offender characteristics, to operational units
working in each district.
b. Personnel Requirements:
Classification: Sergeant. - Number: 2.
Position Justification: 'The Serge -ants are needed to
both supervise the Crime Analysis Units, and to
assure that the North and SOUth district Crime
Analysis Units are functioning efficiently; that
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throughout the Department.
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Classification: Police officer. Number: 7.
Position Justification: The Police officers are
needed to conduct a timely analysis of district
crime reporting, and provide tactical information to
District Radio- Patrol, SPU, GIU, and VIN personnel.
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Total Personnel Requirements
Classification
North
South
CCentral
Number
Staff Officer
1
1
1
3
Captain
1
1
1
3
Lieutenant
11
12
13
36
Sergeant
21
28
19
68
Police Officer
102
154
143
399
PSA
6
7
1
14
TC 11
5
5
5
15
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208
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NORTH DISTRICT UNIFORM SERVICES
AREA STAFFING
PATROL
A -SHIFT
(Dayshift, 31 sworn)
B-SHIFT
(Afternoon, 31 sworn)
C-SHIFT
(Midnight, 31 sworn)
SPU (12 sworn)
CANINE (3 sworn)
TRAFFIC
ENFORCEMENT (6 sworn)
ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION (AIU)
(1 sworn)
VICE/INTELLIGENCE/NARCOTICS (YIN)
sworn
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MEDIAN NUMBER OF UNITS PER DAY
10 Sector 20 Sector
4 Pol ice Uni is 6 Pol ice Units
1 Supervisor 1 Supervisor
5 Police Units 6 Police Units
1 Supervisor 1 Supervisor
3 Police Units
6
Police Units
1 Supervisor
1
Supervisor
2 Park & Walk
4
Honda Beats
1 Norse Beat
2
Horse Beats
1 Supervisor
1 K-9 Unit 2 K-9 Units
4 Motorcycle Units in
North District
1 Accident Unit in
North District
2 VIN Units, and
1 Supervisor in
North District
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UNIFORM SERVICES
AREA STAFFING
MEDIAN NUMBER OF UNITS PER DAY
30 Sector 40 Sector
PATROL
A -SHIFT
5
Police Units 6 Police Units
(Dayshift, 25 sworn)
1
Supervisor 1 Supervisor
B-SHIFT
5
Police Units 9 Police Units
(Afternoon, 34 sworn)
1
Supervisor 1 Supervisor
C-SHIFT
5
Police Units 7 Police Units
(Midnight, 31 sworn)
1
Supervisor 1 Supervisor
SPU (42 sworn)
1
Park & Walk 5 Park & Walk
4
Honda Beats 4 Honda Beats
1
Horse Beat 4 Horse Beats
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Supervisor 14 Foot Beats
1 Overtown Beat
2 Supervisors
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CANINE (11 sworn)
3
K-9 Units 2 K-9 Units
I Supervisor,
2 Trainers City-wide
TRAFFIC
ENFORCE14ENT (6 sworn)
4 Motorcycle Units in
Central District
I Supervisor City-wide
ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION (AIU)
1
AIU Unit 2 AIU Units
(3 sworn)
VICE/INTELLIGENCE/NARCOTICS
(VIN)
2 VIM Units, and
sworn
1 Supervisor in
Ceetral District
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SOUTH DISTRICT UNIFORM SERVICES
AREA STAFFING
PATROL
A -SHIFT
(Dayshift, 41 sworn)
B-SHIFT
(Afternoon, 39 sworn)
C-SHIFT
(Midnight, 44 sworn)
SPU (22 sworn)
CANINE (6 sworn)
TRAFFIC
ENFORCEMENT (14 sworn)
MEDIAN NUMBER OF UNITS PER DAY
50 Sector 60 Sector 70 Sector
6
Police Units
5
Police Units
6
Police Unit
1
Supervisor
1
Supervisor
1
Supervisor
5
Police Units
5
Police Units
4
Police Unit,_
1
Supervisor
1
Supervisor
1
Supervisor —
8
Police Units
5
Police Units
7
Police Unit
1
Supervisor
1
Supervisor
1
Supervisor
4
Park & Walk
4
Park & Walk
2
Honda Beats
1
Honda Beat
2
Horse Beats
3
Horse Beats
1
Supervisor
1
Supervisor
2 K-9 Units 2 K-9 Units 2 K-9 Units
ACCIDENT INVESTIGATION AIU Units
(AIU) (11 sworn)
VICE/INTELLIGENCE/14ARCOTICS (VIN)
(5 sworn)
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10 Motorcycle Units —
in South District
5 AIU Units 3 AIU Units
2 VIN Units, and
1 Supervisor in
South District
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STATION
PATROL
OFFICE OF PROFESSIONAL
COMMUNITY RELATIONS
COMPLIANCE
SPECIAL OPERATIONS ADMINISTRATIVE UNIT
TRAFFIC A. o SPECIAL SERVICES
CRIMINAL INVESTIGATIONS IN SERVICES
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COLLECTED ABOUT 1/2 MILLION
PIECES OF INFORMATION,
CALLS FOR SERVICE
INCIDENT REPORTS
PAWN SHOP CARDS
ARREST REPORTS
FIELD INTERVIEW
CARDS
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89,915
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crime analysis, internal security, media relations, planning &
inspections, intelligence, and organized crime investigations,
will remain centralized and operate from the MPD Headquarters.
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Certain investigations, such as those listed, transcend
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district boundaries, require a broader scope of operations;
require special, unique investigative skills; and are plainly
not cost effective when operated from the District concept.
Due'to the comparatively small municipal area which comprises
Miami, certain functions, such as media relations and
community relations, should be maintained from a central
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headquarters site. In addition, the result of certain
operational and support functions have a potential for City-
wide consequences rather than District.
All of the specialized, foregoing functions will fully support
the Districts, by making available those services which are
dictated by clear need.
1. Crime Analysis
Infornation and Crime Analysis
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with crime must make use of the information it routinely
collects. Investigative decisions, budget decisions,
jmanpower and deployment decisions must all be made based
on an analysis of past information.
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The Miami Police Department, like other agencies, collects
a great deal of information. In 1983 we collected some
half million different pieces of information, including —
299,944 Calls for Service, 69,916 Incident Reports, 60,000
Pawn Shop Cards, 39,490 Arrest Reports, and 25,624 Field
Interviear Cards. The question we face is, "How, given
this large amount of information, can we properly utilize
it?" The answer is found in the development of
computerized systems to collect, store, and retrieve _
information, 'and the use of a Crime Analysis Unit to
analyze and disseminate information to operational units
of the Department.
b. Crime Analysis
i ne crime Ana iysi s tuncti on is deftnr'd as a systematic
approach at providing timely and pertinent information to
operational units on crime patterns and known criminals.
The information which comes into the Crime Analysis Detail
is like pieces of a puzzle. The an Oy- t , with the aid of
automated systems, takes these pieces, �Llrts them and puts
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Crime; Business Robberies (Same Business Robbed4 Times in on
Month)
Location: 6701 N.E. Biscayne Boulevard FOOIID° SPOT STORE
Sector- 20
Days: Twice on Saturday Once on Thursday
Time: 0200 to 0500
Offenders: g/M 598" to 5'11" From 150 to 160 lbs 26 to 28 yrs.
old.
Offender walked into store, pretends to buy sctcething, —
Pointed gun wrapped in a towel or bag demands money
from safe.
Any Fivo on arrest, please forward to Ofc. J. T. Garci
or Ofc. C.F. Carr, Crime Analysis Detail, Ext. 6105
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DIRECTED PATROL REQUEST
Problem #
PERSON REQUESTING ic eli/ur - )a lia N Ca re^i DAATE
PATROL INITIATED (SHIFT) OTHER UNIT CR/me_
PROBLEM TYPE IS1 heSS o1�13� PROBLEM DESCRIPTOR hGfuc-a—
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1 them together, forming a clear picture of sp,2cific crime
'! patterns and criminals. We then distribute this
information to the pol i ce o f f i c e r on the street i n a
variety of ways, including crime maps, crime bulletins,
Directed Patrol requests, and crime studies. Those
officers, in turn, use this information to perform their
individual tasks more effectively.
c. Uses of Crime Analysis Information
PATROL
1) Directed Patrol
By identifying emerging crime patterns, the Department
is able to direct patrol units to specific areas at
specific times, with an increased likelihood that the -
police will be able to interdict a crime in progress.
2) Zone Profiles
Through our automated files, we can provide patrol
officers with specific information on the. crimes, and
the criminals which operate in an area.
DETECTIVES
0 1) Suspect I.D.
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Criminals, like most other people, have certain habits
they fall into. By studying these habits (M.O. —
factors), we are often able to narrow the list of
suspects in a given crime. Detectives armed with this
information can then focus their investigation on
these people first.
2) Composite Cases
In many crime occurrances, there are very few pieces
of information which, might lead to the identification
of the criminal. Through the Crime Analysis process,
these individual and isolated facts, when combined
with hundreds of other individual facts, enables us to
build composite cases with a great detail of
information. —
3) Multiple Case Clearances =
When a person is arrested for a particular crime, an
examination of facts surrounding that particular
arrest can be compared to other unsolved crimes.
Those crimes which have similar characteristics can
then be looked at in more detail, and often many
additional cases can be cleared.
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CRIME PREVECJTION
I.) Crime Watch
Information on crime patterns is also important to the
people who live in the area where this crime is taking
place. By supplying them with this type of information,
the Department gains the advantage of hundreds of
additional eyes and ears in helping us to stop crime.
2) Target Hardening
By examining methods of entry on burglary cases, the Crime
Analysis Detail is able to advise the Crime Prevention
Unit. With information in hand, C.P.U. can then better
advise citizens on methods to protect themselves. As
illustrated, Crime Analysis information is used in a
variety of ways. The key is in the timeliness of the
information to the affected area. This is why it is so
important the Sub -Stations have a Crime Analysis function.
d. Crime Analysis in the Sub -Stations
Since each Sub -Station will have full service
capabilities, the need for information at the sub -stations
will be as critical as it is in Police Headquarters. In
addition, because of the peculiarities of crime patterns
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and criminals in specific areas of the City, the need for
a sub -.station analyst who knows that area and the
criminals who work there, is vital.
Through the use of the Department automated systems, the
analyst will have access to all the computerized
information he or she might need. By being present in the
sub -station, the analyst will have the additional
advantage of getting information directly from the police
officers and citizens who work and live in the area. The
importance of this kind of non -automated information can
not be overlooked.
2. Criminal Investigation Section
The Criminal Investigation Section
(CIS) has the primary
responsibility for the followup
investigation of the
cirminal offenses of: Murder, rape,
robbery, assault,
burglary, larceny, and auto theft.
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The operation of the CIS, while
primarily centralized,
authorizes investigators to respond,
as .necessary, to the
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scenes of major crimes; to assist District
Patrol Officers
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and General Investigation Unit (GIU)
Officers in preliminary
investigations.
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CIS Investigators are assigned a caseload for followup
investigations, based upon specific "solvability" factors
determined by the MCI (Management of Criminal
Investigations) Unit.
CIS Investigators will coordinate District case
investigations with the Sub -station's GIU personnel, who
will conduct interviews and line-ups, and track case leads
and tips.
It is anticipated that the GIU Investigators assigned to the
Sub -stations will seek to develop a persional and
professional rapport with District merchants and residents,
which will produce caring, positive citizen assistance in
criminal investigations.
The Criminal Identification Unit of CIS, which has the
responsibility of collecting and preserving al types of
evidence, will provide support to the Sub -stations by
dispatching ID Technicians to crime scenes for evidence
gathering or processing.
Special Services
The Special Services Division of the Miami Police
Department, while remaining centralized, is responsible for
providing support to the districts in 4.he areas of internal
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review, media relations, legal aide, planning, inspections,
and liaison with the State Attorney's Office and other
municipal, county, state and federal law enforcement
agencies.
The Internal Security Unit has the responsibility to
investigate allegations of employee misconduct and
corruption. In that regard, the Sub -station staff personnel
will maintain Internal Security complaint forms, so that
complaints from the general public can be received at the
Sub -station. Complainants and witnesses will be initially
interviewed at the Sub -station though case assignment and
overall investigation will be conducted by Headquarters.
4.
The Special Investigations Section will also conduct
investigations involving major narcotics trafficking,
terrorism, bombing incidents, gambling, firearms violations,
liquor violations, and organized crime activities that occur
in, or transcend, the district or municipal boundaries.
Community Relations
The Community Relations Bureau provides runerous programs to
establish effective lines of- communications with the
community. An office provided for Community Relations' use
at the Sub -station, and the conference room, will help
improve the effectiveness of the bureai by bringing the
department into the heart of the di rent communities;
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better facilitating the needs of the citizens. Individuals
and groups, who normally lack transportation to
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Headquarters, will be able to become involved in community
crime prevention programs and other police service programs.
The citizens of Miami and the Police Department benefit from
this neighborhood concept of bringing the department into
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the northern, central and southern districts of the City.
a. Crime Watch:
Over one thousand Crime Watches have been established
throughout the City of Miami. Expansion to the sub-
stations would allow Crime Prevention Unit personnel to
get closer to the communities they serve. Tile
conference rooms at the three stations will be used as a
meeting place to create Crime Watches. Crime prevention
officers and community involvement specialist will
coordinate these activities with each sub -station.
b. Security Surveys
A Security Survey is a personal inspection of private,
public, and new building structures by a Crime
Prevention Specialist, in order to Identify potential
security problems. These surveys will be better
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coordinated from the neighborhood station, where
citizens can contact personnel to schedule visits.
c. Operation IJ
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_ Citizens are asked to engrave their drivers license or
social security number on items of value. The program
makes it difficult for thieves to dispose of contraband,
and, aids the police in locating the owners of recovered
stolen property. Engravers will be available at all the
neighborhood stations for area residents.
d. Crime Prevention Presentations:
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Crime Prevention Seminars will be conducted at the
neighborhood stations. The topics addressed will be
specifically designed for the needs of that
neighborhood.
e. Crimes Against the Elderly (C.A.T.E.):
The program provides assistance to elderly citizens who
are victims of crime.
f. Crisis Response Team:
Volunteers are trained to deal with potentially hostile
community situations in conjunction with the Miami
Police Department. C.R.T. members from the the sub-
station areas will receive periodic training at the
neighborhood station, as well as reporting to it in the
event of a crisis.
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g. Haitian Child Abuse Project:
Provides a citizen participation structure to the
business sector and community residents of the area
known as Little Haiti. This project is also aimed at
developing a preventive child abuse campaign, and
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providing follow-up services to Haitian child abuse
cases.
h. The Delinquency Prevention Detail:
Twelve (12) officers are currently assigned to address
problems associated with Juvenile Delinquency as it
impacts upon schools and adjoining residential
communities. School activities such as Feeder Pattern
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meetings, will be held at the neighborhood station.
Officers assigned to schools within a particular
district will coordinate with the neighborhood station.
i. C*rimestoppers Anonymous:
This is an innovative program aimed at encouraging
r citizen participation, in an effort to clear police
backlogs of unsolved, violent crimes.
` j. Operation Clean Sweep:
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This is the operation of apprehension "sweeps" for
truants within the various shopping centers, parks and
surrounding school n(A ghborhoods. This will be
coordinated from the neighborhood station.
k. Project Splash:
Project Splash is a summer recreational program
providing free access to City of Miami Pools. It
provides swimming and water safety instructions by
police personnel.
1. Miami Police Puppets:
The Police Puppet program is an Educational Puppet Show
for Elementary School children.
m. Summer Youth Program:
Summer Youth Programs seek to involve youths from
various social and ethnic groups within the City, in a
t series of recreational and educational experiences,
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geared to motivate the youngsters to be responsible
citizens of the community.
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n. Overtown Athletic Program:
The Overtown Athletic Program is designed to improve
relations between inner City youth and police officers
through the sports activities. —
o. Juvenile/Missing Persons Detail:
This Detail initiates and assists in the investigation,
apprehension, processing and disposition of all juvenile —
offehders. It additionally investigates all missing
persons and runaway cases.
,.� p. P.L.E.A.S.E. Program:
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A fresh concept utilizing the medium of puppets to
present a variety of crime prevention and general safety
topics.
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q. Miami Police Explorer Post #106:
Provides young men and women of the Miami area with an
opportunity to gain insight into careers in law
enforcement.
r. Youth Crime Watch:
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A network of students who care enough about themselves,
their friends and their schools, to do something about
crime in their schools. Delinquency Prevention officers
assist the Youth Crime Watch Staff in making
presentations i n ci ty school s; taki ng advantage of the
opportunity for police/youth interaction.
s. Youth Gang Activities:
Officers maintain and gather intelligence on youth gang
activity. Efforts are made to identify and address pre -
delinquent behavior.
t. Crime Prevention Sub -Council:
Sub -Councils are comprised of community leaders
organized throughout the city to facilitate citizens'
participation in the fight against crime. There are
eleven (11) Sub -councils.
- Coconut Grove
- Little Havana
- Allapattah
- Bri ckel l
- Northeast - Downtown
- Edison - Overtown
- Model City - Little Haiti
- Wyn%vood
Sub -Council
meetings
will be held
at the sub -station
serving the
specific
neighborhoods.
Additionally, the
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monthly Area -Wide meeting will be rotated between the
three stations to create closer community ties.
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SCHOOLS THAT WILL BE SERVED BY EACH SUB -STATION
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SENIOR DAY-CARE CENTERS THAT WILL BE SERVED BY EACH -SUB -STATION
MIAMI POLICE DEPARTMENT
NORTH SUB -STATION
ENIOR DAY-CARE
ALCOLN ROSS
ONCERNED SENIOR OF DADE
USA ISLE
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ENTRO HISPANO
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SENIOR DAY-CARE
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NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER
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MIAMI POLICE DEPARTMENT
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G. Fiscal Impact
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For this Fiscal Year, 1984-85, the City of Miami Police
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department
is budgeted-:1_,066 sworn personnel. With the
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of two district sub -stations, servicing the
�teparate districts,
staffing requirements are substantially
greater.
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a mi riimum of 80 new sworn, and a minimum of 24
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;new civilian support personnel, will be needed to provide
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staffing.- =
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cost of
the L04 additional pe.rsonnel is reflected in the
-Sub-stati-on
Manning Factors cost sheet, which is attached
_heret-o, a.nd
made a part hereof.
Projecting
a completion date of January, 1987, for the North
Sub -station,
and Juiy, 1987, for the South sub -station, this
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depar--ttwnt
recommends hiring 40-- new offi cers i n July, 1985,
and _40- new
officers i n January, 1986. This will provide the
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with the nece.s,sary. eighteen-"cnth "lead" time for
`,hi ri rig, =academy training and field training prior to actual
^_openat oris
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on -the present F.Y. 1984-85 bu:'get for the 40 new
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is='S3069680 for- -piertqnnel s= %iGes, and $57,350
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MIAMI POLICE DEPARTMENT GENERAL FUND BUDGET REQUESTS
Approved Requested Requested Requested Requested
FY84-85 DIFF FY84-85 DIFF FY85-86 DIFF FY86-87 DIFF FY87-88
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PERSONNEL SERVICES $56,959,058 $306,680 $57,265,738 $2,146,760 $59,412,498 $2,278,261 $61,690,759 $0 $61,690,759
Operating Serv. $6,429,474 $0 $6,429,474 $0 $6,429,474 $539,539 $6,969,013 $547,842 $7,516.855
Operating Supp. $1,603,601 $57,350 $1,660,951 $344,100 $2,005,051 ($18,098) $1,986,953 $0 $1,986,953
OPERATING EXPENSES $8,033,075 $57,350 $8,090,425 $344,100 $8,434,525 $521,441 $8,955,966 $547,842 $9,503,808
CAPITAL OUTLAY $99,302 $0 $99,302 $551,840 $651,142 ($544,885) $106,257 $0 $106,257
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TOTAL: $65,091,435 $364,030 $65,455,465 $3,042,700 $68,498,165 $2,254,81T $70,752,982 $547,842 $71,300,824
FY 84-85 Diff is 40 new officers on JUL 85.
FY 85-86 Diff is 40 more officers on JAN 8E plus equipment.
FY 86-87 Diff is phase -in to sub -stations.
FY 87-88 --- Sub -stations are fully operational.
Co NOTE:ALL COMPUTATIONS BASED ON FEB 185 DOLLARS b PAY SCALES.
SUB -STATION MANNING FACTORS as of 2/5/85,
NORTH SOUTH CENTRAL HEAD- QUARTERS TOTAL
CLASSIFICATION BUDGETED ADDIT'L BUDGETED ADDIT'L BUDGETED ADDIT'L BUDGETED ADDIT'L BUDGETED ADDIT'L
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Staff Officer 1 0 1 0 1 O 28 0 31 0
Captain 1 0 1 0 1 0 7 0 10 0
Lieutenant 1 10 2 10 13 0 34 0 50 20
Sergeant 13 8 20 8 17 2 101 1 151 19
Police Officer 85 17 136 18 137 6 460 0 818 41
Public Serv.Aide 0 6 1 6 1 0 68 0 7o 12
Typist Clerk II 0 5 0 5 3 2 55 0 58 12
Other Civilians 0 0 0 0 0 0 297 0 297 0
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TOTAL: 101 46 161 47 173 10 1,050 1 1,485 104
W GRAND TOTAL: 147 208 183 1,051 1,589
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ADOPTED REQUESTED
PERSONNEL SERVICES $56,959,058 $57,265,738
OPERATING EXPENSES $ 8,033,075 $ 8,090,425
CAPITAL OUTLAY $ 99,302 $ 99,302
TOTAL $65,091,435 $65,455,465
POSITIONS 1485 1525
HIRE 40 NEW'OFFICERS JUL 85
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CHANGE % CHANGE
$306,680 +0.54%
$ 57,350 +0.71%
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$364,030 +0.56;
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FY 84-85
FY 85-86
REQUESTED
REQUESTED
CHANGE
PERSONNEL SERVICES
$57,265,738
$599412,498
$2,146,760
OPERATING EXPENSES
$ 8,090,425
$ 8,434,525
$ 344,100
CAPITAL OUTLAY
$ 99,302
$ 651,142
$ 551,840
TOTAL
$65,455,465
$68,498,165
$3,042,700
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1525
1565
+40
HIRE 40 MORE
NEW OFFICERS JAN
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PROVIDE EQUIPMENT FOR ALL 80
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+ j. (7b
+ 4.25%
+555.72%
+ 4.65%
+ 2.62%
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OPERATING EXPENSES
CAPITAL OUTLAY
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SUB -STATION FISCAL IMPACT
FY 85-86 FY 86-87
REQUESTED REQUESTED,
$59,412,498 $61,6909759
$ 8,434,525 $ 8,955,966
$ 651,142 $ 1069257
$68,498,16.5 $70,752,982
1565 1589
HIRE 12 PSA'S, 12 TCII'S
START PHASE -IN TO SUB.; --STATIONS
JAN 187, JUL 187
CHANGE
% CHANGE
$2,278,261
+ 3.83%
$ 521,441
+ 6.18%
($ 554,885)
-83.68%
$2,254,817
+ 3.29�
+24 + 1.53%
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SUB -STATIONS
CHANGE
% CHANGE
PERSONNEL
SERVICES
$56,959,058
$61,690,759
$4,731,701
+ 8.31%
Operating
Services
$ 6,429,474
$ 7,516,855
$1,087,381
+16.91%
Operating
Supplies
$ 1,603,601
$ 1,986,953
$ 383,352
+23.91%
OPERATING
EXPENSES
$ 8,033,075
$ 9,503,808
$1,470,733
+18.31%
CAPITAL
$ 99,302
$ 106,256
$ 61954
+ 7.00�
TOTAL
$65,091,435
$71,300,823
$6,209,388
+ 9.54%
POSITIONS
Sworn
1060
1140
+ 80
+ 7.55%
Civilian
425
449
+ 24
+ 5.65%
TOTAL
1485
1589
+104
+ 7.00%
DOES NOT INCLUDE
ONE-TIME EQUIP.
COSTS FOR 80
NEW P.O.'S
($551,840)
NOTE: ALL
COMPUTATIONS BASED ON
FEB 185 DOLLARS & PAY
SCALES
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g. SITE ANALYSIS AND SELECTION CRITERIA
The Planning Department worked with staff from the Police, Public
Works, and Management and Budget Departments, and members of the
Substation Committees to identify potential sites on which the
substations might be placed. Given the history of the North
(Liberty City) Substation and identification, prior to the Bond
Issue, of a potential site on NW 62 Street between 10 and 11
Avenues, other locations were not actively sought. As soon as
the activities to occur at both new substations are determined by
the City Commission, the actual square footage demands will be
finally developed based on the functions required by the number
of personnel, equipment, etc.. The potential sites already
identified, and others which may be deemed appropriate for
consideration for both substations, must then be reviewed to
ensure that they are large enough, and configured in a manner
which will accept the proposed developments.
In considering potential sites on which t?he police substations
might be developed several criteria were used. The following is
an outline of those criteria and the factor. which lead to their
importance.
Area of Site:
Based on the initially proposed functions nor the full service
substations, the preliminary building program requires an approx.
16,000 square foot structure and accomm_d.-;ticn for 150-100
ve::i :' ;;,: total -Ware footage fcr c...,, ;ubsLetion would
therefore amount to approx. 68,500 sq.ft. fa)r the north facility
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and approx. 86,000 sq.ft. for the south. With the inclusion of
additional area for setbacks, access and other requirements, the
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total developable land for the north site should be approx. 1.97
acres, with approx. 2.46 acres required for the south site.
Given the difficulty of acquiring sites of such size in developed
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urban areas, the use of multi -level structures becomes a
necessity, however the increased setback and buffer zone needs
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would only decrease the required property by approximately 25%
Site Size and Configuration:
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The actual acreage available for development is important
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however, the configuration of the piece of property is equally
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critical. Narrow tracts of land will not allow for efficient
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building layout, buffer zones and site requirements which are
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Site Cost..
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Site costs should be kept to a minimum to allow maximum funding
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to be expender: on physical improvements and equipment.
Current Use and Relocation Needs:
The ideal condition for this criteria would be vacant or
undeveloped property. The presence of viable businesses and/or
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residential units would require relocation and financial
assistance to affected parties, as well as expenditures related
to land acquisition. In order to proceed with the development on
a reasonable schedule, occiiaic,d property would nece.ssit -tc_
eminent domain proceedings.
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Location in Neighborhood:
Central locations within the neighborhoods are advantageous for
community access and policing.
Impact on Residential and Commercial Areas:
The presence of these facilities should impact positively on
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crime and other criminally related activities in the
neighborhoods. They will also enhance the redevelopment
opportunities and efforts of neighborhood groups through the
lowering of 'insurance rates, increased perception of safety and
greater police and community communications.
Population Density:
The population density was also considered to determine the
potential impact of each substation. The average density around
the sites considered ranged from low to moderate in each
neighborhood. Lower density land uses are most negatively
impacted by noise, traffic and activities which take place
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throughout the night.
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Accessibility:
In general accessibility was determined to be. of primary concern
in order to provide direct vehicular linkage to and from major
arterials within the service areas, and City wide.
Visibility:
It was determined that each site should have a highly visible
location. The perception c'_' policc pr.tection will increase
through greater visibility of the substations.
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SITE ANALYSIS - NORTH SUBSTATION
EVALUATION CRITERIA: 1060 MLK Boulevard Site
AREA OF SITE: 65,340
SITE CONFIGURATION & SIZE: difficult
ASSESSED VALUE: $37,000
COST PER SQUARE FOOT: $1.77
CURRENT USE:
RELOCATION NEEDS:
LOCATION IN NEIGHBORHOOD:
IMPACT ON COMMERCIAL &
RESIDENTIAL:
S.
POPULATION DENSITY:
ACCESSIBILITY:
VISIBILITY:
CITIZENS COMMITTEE PREFERENCE:
COMMENTS:
vacant
none
good
positive overall
low/moderate
good
good
yes
The site's narrow configuration may
cause difficulties in development.
MIAMI POLICE DEPARTMENT SUBSTATIONS
0 SITE FACT SHEET
SITE DESIGNATION: Potential location of North Substation
SIZE:• 1.5 acres, 65,340 sq-ft.
Note: narrow configuration of site places severe
constraints on developer
LOCATION: 1060 NW 62nd Street; south side of Martin Luther
King, Jr. Boulevard between W 9th and 10th Avenues
CURRENT ZONING: SPI-1 Martin Luther King Boulevard Commercial
District
COST (ASSESSED VALUE): Potential 30 year lease from Dade County @ $1.00
per year
CURRENT USE: Vacant property
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SITE ANALYSIS
SOUTH POLICE SUBSTATION
P O T E N T I A L S I T E S
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EVALUATIO'! r.'.;ILRIA
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B
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D
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APEA OF SIT_ (,�PrR OX. SQ.FT.)
53,962
47,600
47,600
50,575
50,575
56,375
14,300
150,717
56,20C
SITE CONFIG?'.J,T10'1 1, SIZE
GOOD
POOR
POOR
FAIR
FAIR
GOOD
GOOD
TOO BIG
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(sr+al7)
(small)
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SITE C+ST (l. ISED VALUE)
$534,374
$328,930
S371,92C
S523,118
$642,569
$799.512
S1,016,152
S2,883,620
SE69,446
COST PER SC" ''r FOOT
$9.90
$6.91
S7.81
S10.35
$12.71
$14.18
$13.68
$19.13
S15.30
CURRENT USE
PARTIALLY
PARKING LOT
PARKING LOT
PARKING LOT
3/4 SITE VAC.
3 A SITE VAC.
2 VAC. LOTS
VAC. BLDG.
MOST OF SITE
VACANT
L 3 D.U.
L 8 D.U.
ALSO 6 D.U.
ALSO 12 D.U.
L SITE
WILL BE VAC.
I'1 1.5-2 YP,S.
RELOCATION !:FADS
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NO
3 D.U.
8 D.U.
6 D.U.
12 D.U.
2 BUS., 7 D.U. NO
2 D.U.
LOCATION I!! ': 1G''i`ORHOOD
FAIR
FAIR
FAIR
FAIR
FAIR
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GOOD
POOR
G0�0
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MINII194
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MINIMUM
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LOW
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MODERATE
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MIAMI POLICE DEPARTMENT SUBSTATIONS
SITE FACT SHEET
SIZE: 1.24 acres (53,962 sq.ft.)
LOCATION:
CURRENT ZONING:
COST (ASSESSED VALUE):
CURRENT USE:
NW 7th Street and 28th Avenue
CR-2/7 and RS-2/2
$534,374
Vacant land, 2 businesses and 5 dwelling units
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SITE DESIGNATION: B
SIZE: 1.09 acres (47,600 sq•ft.)
LOCATION: NW 37th Avenue and 5th Street
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COST (ASSESSED VALUE): $328,930
CURRENT USE: Parking lot
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SITE FACT SHEET
SIZE: 1.09 acres (47,600 sq.ft.1
LOCATION: NW 37th Avenue and 4th Terrace
I CURRENT ZONING: CR-2/7 and RG-1/3
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COST (ASSESSED VALUE): $371,828
CURRENT USE: Parking lot and 3 dwelling units
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1.30 acres (56,800 sq.ft.)
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APPENDIX A
NORTH SUB -STATION BACKGROUND DOCUMENTATION
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"ntrod uction
Miami Police'-adquarters
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On `+larch 13.1984 electors in the City of Minnii
and Crime e r o enLion
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%viilbea;lcedtoauthorize the City Commission tO
Facilities �c'3i1GS
prtxeed With fine bond issues �c dcscribcd herein. Each
of ihm bond issues is targeted for a different
PURPOSE: 7-he 1'i)lice ;-k adquarters and Crime
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inuniciml impiu%ement project and xrill be noted
Prevention F:ciiitc Bond :s dcsiened to licip the
on se)iarrely:
City of Miami Police Departi:.cnt meet the challenges of
toda\'s laa rr.forcentent requirements and tc)nuirron••s
The projects are:
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Police ..c, e ide arters and Crime 1 rctentivn Facilities:
--Storm
expectation in in area where ctime and pups?laticm have
' 4.1er Improven:entsc
increased dramatically in rcce:,! c•c•ars. This hand
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—Park and Pec:eatiun Facili(ies;
rcrzrnn) is c� ctrd to ., c ic't� f,)r future t�e:d<of the
p p` f'r `
—Orar:gc Bow! Stadium Moderni7xion. and
Police Dcpanment.
--Southeast O%_ertocs•nlPark West Redevelopment.
AMOL:1?: 520 million
The decision to place these issues Flus one t
HIGHLIGHTS:
Charter A nmdment on the ciection ballot n pis made it a
-Cpgradingof the police and?; =%-stem in order to
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01Lv Cornini:>icii meeting in lanuan• in order to utilize the
eliminare ra: io Mind spots :,nd improve officer and
1
Florida Presiden ial Preference Priman Election, thereby
citizen safen:
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s \ ini the cost of a Sixcial City election.. All City of Miami �
-Computer �nh�ncement anci refinement of mobile
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egistered voters may vote in this election.
digital ccJr-,i,��te: tr-r �i:� :!s «::ich provide direct and
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rapid police inquire:,.
Charter Amendments
-An outdcKw firearm: ranite t: • ensure that officers
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Cin• of Miami voters .vill be asked to ca,t ;heir
maintain prt�fieiency \c ith Il a:ir weaponS in a safe
hallot on the fvl.on•ing '•Charier Amendment•• during the
cnvironmem.
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March 13th Spccial Municipal election.
-A combination prcipert}' un:r and auto pound facilit\'
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to house confiscat:d motor .vehicles and other
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Charter.fi rrien,lrnent '1
im:X)unded
Full service p'aitce suhstxior. < in Libcrty City and
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Chaner.kmendment Numbs 1 amends the Charter
Little H3c ara tee bring the p• r i.:e ren ices closer to the
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of the City of Miami h\ making ••n,)nsuh<taniite changes'
ct?r.:mt:^.iti� i
in the ecxumenr to correct ''Qranin)atical, s) rt.;cucal and
-F.Ici:,t\ ex __-.^.i::^, and rc•rn; :e:ins; for Police 1 leadyua:-
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.miruicric errors• eliminating obsolete or rcd.:nd;tnt
ic•rs bui!di^t u 1 i�rt�t isle• For r7•,orc• efficient and em-wdient
proc•imons and restrctcturing and renumhcring charter
p,)lice serrn es•
section; and parts thereof.
COST TO HOMEOWNER-
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Police Ficaim-narc:- and Crin):• Prc%-ention
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Estimated Miuiase . ..................... .0600
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to Single Family Ia,rne..... ...........16c
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Sample Ballots
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CHARTER AS1EN1)N:laT• NO. 1
OKll!\A\ii:: ',l iR!TI\(: {SSl:A10E t7F
11RO -1DING FOR \O\Sl')3S-i'A1T!\'E CIiA\CES
510,000,0OtJ G1" � t.l::\t �)iiI I(:.. 1H0 I30%'DS FOR
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ttxctwMPOLN Ei•nt VI'N17uN
'..nets . A:,o-i in, J r rt. ihrc tit Ito cl.:ra ?
1ACII iTr}_S.,t mo- timr't••r ir. • 11 Y•rx a l t:nu and t,• m.lunc ui ,u:mlul
t rill J?'•'rirnll 2 to 211 wits. in. :t ,wr. ,:tcr tilt• WIC of t—ai-ik cost aw
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Orang-ne Bowl an'Lt1eas'r Overown/Par-k Vlest } -
f °cderniza ion Bonds I:edz•.�oic T�i ,x rt,� Area Bonds II -
PL'RPOSE: To build a cuntpletel} rn, )dt:rni;,ed PURPOSE: l he nt1(.- , Oscriov. n; Park West
13• Imo•) vshilc miliziru the e•xl`un'." �'iCel C(/rllnwnit% "elect I.,pnwni Bond Program provides for
Sub -structure salued at S;; million excluding the the redr%ch ymcnt of ?txl acres adj:lecnt a) the Miami
cost of lard. Cvntr-A Busincss Di,:riot for next. resident iA and
AMOUNT: 55; million eomn)rrcial activity This :±rca is expected it) have an
estimated pupuhtzi in of 22.0100 people. The major
HIGHLIGHTS: en)!Ih_atis of ti:is r,JL:xe!,•nment pro ram will he to
-It:>tali as nt:,w chairhack seats. pro vick aff, ttdahlc h u;stni; f:)r niodcrate income families
Pro%•ide additional Ice and eli')xs rt x im. and indisiduaa. This proicct is a strau•gic clement in the
-build new restroom and cunccssion facilities. dewl%vni •nt pr1 ,z: m for the Owt-town Community and
-Prcj%ide a nf:cs Hi Fi sound system. the City Of \liumi.
iii:ad ci itt extra Ni-ide pcdesttiarl ramp; plus four new AMOUNT- 510 million
muttIle.el elffX'Mors.
-Instmll a state-of-the-art scoreboard with instant replay
-Constntct nett East End 7_(tne facilities \shish include:
- Nall of Fame
-firstaurant
RetractaNe stage and Seating to make the
compatible for a wide s:lricts of
ct 11ttmunits events
i-Impro%c the parking arca around thc• Bowl.
! FUNDING FEATURES:
Ue of p rusts construction funds trill lx given
preference o\rr use Of public; honds ft)r this project.
Revenues from Or:tns : Bowl e\ents not needed for
o;--er3tiona; cx;-ecwc!• sill he appocd it 1 pad the hand w"
G'cnt to ;CGUiC the CC7it to the pr(r;%c'rI t in\'tier
-NC-w tcnants arc hying sought to 111erc':1`c• 10CMIes such
f as the Uniicd States Fcx)thall l.eatiue (I SH-)
-These Minds %\t nllJ he u-ed as a la`t rc,ort it) guarantec
the successful completion of the pro tje•ct.
-S. le or: -,.end= will he delascd due• to a three -scar phased
construction plan designed to rCdetcr' incvrn•e•rtiencc to
the pubic.
COST TO HOM FOW N ER:
Orange Btm'1 Es*.im:ned Tillage ............. I(H9
i F.>tirn.ltcd A>.erage \Xeekll' Cost
U-) Slnale Fatnih• Hume ........................13c
Ott DINANCE Al_'TI10111ZING ISSUANCE OF
S55.000,000 GENERAL 0111.16 NTION 1HO NDS FOR
M1.36\11ORt,\GE 110\11.ST'1N V \1 %IOD1. It N I ZA V ION
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t 'to )r�•.1...lu.ne•.5flcf,Ides.ltr.111.`I:ya:autthe rt:'1x•teltt.
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HIGHLIGIITS:
-Buy L-nd for the ccnr tructi•Irl of io\v and moderate-
inc(xw housing, an,-01an' commercial dei,clopment and
public fai dines.
-DenxJish Hi,`htc•al <irucrules.
-Relmtr businesses displaced by public
acquisition.
-Congruct site and pu',lic improvements.
-Pro irk for for the construction of
low -viol im-Kicratc-Incorry- housing, including mortgage
financing.
-Prrserxr slnlcturC•- of hilt .ric and :IrchitceUmd
si;�n:ae•attce.
,-Cortstnwti:1n of ho,�nitt f6r re.itivnis dvq)h vd by the
pruic•ct v.i iln rite 0%c•rio,sn Community Development
Tagr,t Arcs.
COSTTO 1iC MEOWNER!
Suuthc-zit l: }' +rk ' l ^a F:v&%c•lopnicni
lstitttatret .$c r:+e c Veck-ly t , st
to Single Far.:..:! -tc ....................... Sc
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in annlul tn.trlbtcm` 2 t. • : � a:J:.:rxluwr. Jtu'r tlx• .1Jtr f d L.uantar
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it , croduccion
' Ei dia 1i de marzo de 19S-4 se It: fwdira a Jos
t t:chores de la Ciudad de Mianmi ciuc autoricen a la
Ct.r.tai6n de la Ciudad a prrweder con cinco emisiones
tic Minos como se descrilx' aqui C::ida una de estas
rini ions_s de bonos esti dcsign.irb para un provecto de
mr;oras munieip3les diferenre } s: votary por each una
do ellas scpamtaamente.
Ws provectos son:—CtraRc'I Gcncral do 13 Policia
v E-: n'icios Precentivos Contra e) Crimen: Me•jor is al
A;.3rtanI13do Plut'ial; Mc•iom'; para ParqucS )' Recreos:
�.cti;ernizaeion del Esta(iio Oran-. 11 mt'1 yRe'desarrollo
it dei area Southerst Overtown. Par"; \%cst.
i [.3 decision de incluir en h boleta electoral estas
emisiones \• una Enmienda a la C:)rta Constitucional de la
i Ciudad, fue tomacta en una reuniGn de la Comisitm de la
Ciudad en el mes de encro, con el in de utilizer ias
Eiecciones Primarias de Preferenc is Presidential de la
Mric�.a: economiz:lndose asi el co<to que acarrearia una
elt-ccit5n municipal especial. Todos los residentes de la
• Ciudad de Miami inscritos para \'otar, podran hacerlo en
ma election.
s E nn-flen 'as a la
Carta Cons�ituclonal
Se le pedira a los \'otantes de la Ciudad de Miami
queemitansus \'otos en la siguiente "Emnicnda a In Carta
Co-stitucional;' durance la elecci6n municipal especial
del 13 de marzo.
Enmienda la Carta
a
Constitucional No.1
L2 Eramiend3 Mrnero 1 a la Carta Constitucional,
t
enoiiendzt 12 Carta Constitucional de 13 Ciucbd do Miami,
h-.ziendo `eambios insustanciales" en el 000LItnento para
"eorrear errores vr:tmaticales, sincacticos t• Iuingbisticos;
g
cWrnin=. do provisiunes redundantes y rerstructurando y
a
renurnCrando secciones de la Carta Constitucional \•
pa_-tes de 13 misma`
Bole -Las Muestra
EMS IE\DA A LA CARTA CONS TITUCIONAI. NO. i QL!E
F'NOVEE SIODIFICACIONI',S 1O ESENCiALES E1 LA
CAkTA CO\STITUCIO\AL DE. LA CIUDAD
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3cnes para el CU:zrLul General
de I F aFcia de M i F � ni y para
Senricios P r eventivas Conira
el Cr r,�en
OBJETIND: U; c•mi,i,':n de Bono),1mra c) Cuaric•) General
de la R :Ic-ia d- Miami \ para Scrc-ic cos Prc•centivos Contra
el Crimen. est:i di,c mats 3t'I►d.ir al Departanwrito
de la P(•:ic h de :Miami a h.i%xi-lc frcme a Jos derstic)s
impuestO., Ix)r 4-- nccrstt'_tcics do loot• para fort.11ccer el
cump!imiclilo Jlas letes \' las n,ccsid3des fmura,. en
areas dun.',e cl c rimen : la pt)h!acit•tn han incicmentado
drainatic.imcmv duranic los 61rimc7s aiios. Se eshcra que
Cite pro r.tma Iu1: Nmos ltmre IlcnAr las necesidades
futuras dcl hcpariamento de la Policia.
CA-NTIDAD: C20 millones
D.XT0S SOB RTSA1.1UNTIES:
-Mejoramirnto del sistem a de comunicacion radial de la
polic:3 para C:irninar lxs, defieiencias en ]as tr.ismisiones,
incrementant u asi la sc guricLid do la ciudad-mb v de
Jos orwiales.
-Refimmiento- v re -Ace de lot tennin.►les de computa-
doras divitalc�- ni")viles t7ue provc•c'rf informaci(in
policiac-3 rapier t' '-.ireeta.
-t'n poligono die Tiro al bl.;nco title Ix•i mica a los oliciales
mantener r rrwjorar so i r:)ficiencia ell el niancjo tie
armas de fire`-) en urt lu;_:rr sc gztjro.
-Un3 sede dorade pucc_'ar, alrta:e n,tr.e los \'ehiculti, d:
motor confiscados, cumllinada con una unidad dlu
eustu,iin de paopiecuides. d-onde Imedan guardar<c otros
obietrf4 ct 17frr -.011,
-1UhC tJ('It)ae pt4't ia::.a� que I,r%wcan t000.s 1(?N scrvic!os
ust:ales cn 13--- de U,—K rtt• Citt' r la Pequrit:t
ilabara. clue f +ciliren a la p()!iC1'3 un:(tnrtct() mas
dirvoo con Frc ec)r»ntr.� � c'.c s a lac ru:f!es sin'rn
.. �i`.1•+�117:1 \ fell1nd,-:-wior+ tier etttltcio quc ai!)t•rp
Cl Cuar.Cl General do la Pt atria, con cl fin de plower
sc r\'icios tic um.i nianc: a m it, 6;-rdd i- eficiente.
COSTO A LOS CO\TRIBUYEN'TES:
Cuartel Genel-A de )a Policia v
Servicios l'rc %v-.mi\'o%Contra c•1 Crimen
Amillarmnicntc,l t:stimado .... . ... . ......... (►,/M
Costu promedi.) semanal in'.ii% idual
(por residencia familiar e�tiniado) ............. . . 16C
ORDE\ANZA At TORIT_A.'.IM LA EMISION I)i' HONOS
t_: ORLIG ♦(.IONES GE\I'R:\1.Ia ;10IZ LA CANI II).\D
#. DE S20AN:10.000 pA1La EL (t'.\RITLGENI-ItAt.
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• • ._ ` _ ♦ ,tr'I. •I i.S•j .. V'^ 1•' "� .r • ' �. .'•,• _ice 1
.:No os para is i'T7oi'emizadon nos i Nue-,,o
f' 1 C r a nse Botil c1, bl.i-2rni Dess:-i-t- Fio dei,_%rn_i Sovii eest
i OisIhyivO: C,•tistruir un nticl-o % mmlerno Or.lnge
1'.(n; :tart v chindo la sube�ruc.ura de seem) del mi•mo
a!t •rada :n S�� millones c xclu�cndo el Valor 0111ETIVO: 1:11'rt ,�rmna de hunt), para el Nucto
( Desarrolk) (IV 1:1 Ctut)unicL-al Sotithc:ist Ox-criownlPark
U c'i +efrer el- West I1'66 do ptopt )icionar un nuevo dcsarrollt) para 200
SUMA: S ;5 miaunes acres tit: trrrc•noti actjuntos al Distrito Conict-cial Cc•ritral
j DATOS SOBRESALIE\TI=.S: (CIID) do Zli.mu para tweva: actit'id:ides rc•sidcnciales
l:.val:+r. �l nt ctoc asientn: con e,raldares. eomerciAes Est:+ area se e•-, •ra tcndra tins robLt.•ii)n
-Frt:lccr rs! aciv adici(,nal 11.+ra la: nicmas } hrazos. es6imida d:• Z?,000 per<on:tt El ma(•or en.:t�i, dc• eme
-Cc.rstr.:ir nuevos scn'ieio,� ,:inu.irius y ficilicLides Para program:: (it• title%() de�,:irroflo sera c) facililar t'il ivllda_s
cirtit:c'SiI_+r:es. p:1ra familias o individuos dc in ;resos modcridtls. Este
-Pr wecr nuevo.s sistcmas do Alta' Fidclidad (Ni Fi). prol•ecto es tin c•!c•mcnio emr.!;egico en el dcsarnllle) tie la
-Ct mstrvir ocho rampas arnpiias para pc:ttones, ademns Commlid:ld 0%-crio-wn y de la Ciudtd de Miami.
de claim riuc�us ascensores do nicclt s multiples. SU�tA• Sln mitlunes
-instalar una pirarra marcador-a artistica con rctrasmision
de jugac_ls %' despliegues do l:tu ini,mas• DATOS SORhI:SALiEtTF. �:
-Consiruir faciiidades nuevas cn la zona del extrcmo este -La runtpra (it- tc rrenos para !a construcci�m do
' Vivicnda�, do in-resos ba;os o moderados, el tlrsirrrllo
Ciuc inclu::an:
-S: iun n Paraninfu de la Fama de comercios auxiliares v tie ,icilidies publican.
-F--sta o Par -La demolicitin de c-;tralccuras dewrioridas.
-Un ;Scerario r grictb; retractables para que en -La rel(xalir_tcit m de resic' . -itAs o comercios desalrjados
( e' Bt),k\'1 Se pttrdan eelchr ;r una amplia v ariedad pur adquisicitin publics.
-U C0n�trui Citm do sitios v mcioras ublims.
t dr rlcnttx commnitarios I p
- .%iC'Urar cl fired de estacionamiento cn torno al Bowl.-Propurc iott:r as:.sfi+l n. tcncia -icra para la con�trt,c ci&l
l G�RaCTERISTIG�S FI\.',\CIER�S: de vivicndas Liebajos o moda•rados ingresos. inc!c!L'cnJo
l ftnanciamientu hihotecario.
-Se lc da:i pre erc•ncia en csic prtt\ecto al use de fondos -La consc nr%itin de e!aruct!+).is de importanect o t'alor
hrivado� s•Abrc el empieo de Nino, publicos. hist6rico n arquitcctunicos.
l -U K c� c: tun del Orange Bo,.L't yur no se neecsitcn para -La eumtrtucc ion de virienc (s para los residentcs
cuhrir ;_ Ito, Opc•raciunaks. sc• aplicar5n para pagan la desp!ar-1;Lcs por el pruvcctn tlentro del area ohjc; tics
dcuda cc les bonos a fin dt: rcdticir e! costa a los de la COnu::iitt.+d de Ilesart t-io de Ol'crtown.
pr;)h::ri ictalS.
-S.:•Stal:`,t!<:indonuCvoI,arrenLLintarioscot noIa COSTO A PROPIETARIOS:
Unitcd S:ate.s Football hrague ll'tiFL) a iin do aumintar Soutlic.im Clveni nvri: Park
ie,� ingr: s. Anlillaramicnio c,timado .................. .0; tkl
-E<:oc hit^o: sr emplearin solo cumo tin Oltirno recurso Costo promr(1io ,emanal p�r.t rc�idencia famil:.ir ... SIC
para ; 1: trniZir la terminacit5n exitosa del pro%ccto.
-U di,r..::: i!i:iad de k>. bun(: K dent! trara trey ands
dc`:ido .;l i',!a': de cunstruccit in cn etapas. di,cnado para
rc ucir m%:orrcnicnrc: al ptihlico.
COSTO P_ PU PROPIETARIOS:
Ora.^.tic 1}.••t`•1
amiiiaraxticrtto eslim ido......... ... ...... .tills
Costo pr.-.mcdio scmanal para rcsidcncia f 1rt)iliar ... 93C
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ORDE:\A\t i AUTORiLANDO LA EMISIO\ DE BO\OS �• ORDI:\ LA 1*MISION i Y.. Iti)\iI�
1. 011116ACi0\ES GP.\F:RALLS I'OR 1A C:_ NTII7M L! 0111-i(, CC W%I S C.F_\ER i:s JIM LA C:ANI I 11 OF
DE SZ#5.00U.t)00 PAIL% LA SIODI'R\1L.1CIO\ DEL S10,C:C10,060 11.I RA EL .'• C%0 DES.\I:ROI II) DEL
ORANGE BOWL STXDJ M SUDESTE (>:'l is IC)tL'1 Y E CONtI•\1DMI, PARK m EST
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.:... ..• IK:J"\ll S',tr•t••'tt1..t'ur.•.•.cInl] t O: '.) i•JtJa.. iC cla .r t.. _t: .:'t.. .1
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PURPOSE: The Storm Scu,:r lniprtn-enlcnt Prt,,tr.ini is
de,l�tled tt) prtl\'Idr adC'Ch!:Ilr draln:IKe lof �Ifec'I, In the
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City cif Miami.
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AMOUNT: S30 million
HIGHLIGHTS:
-A stonil sewer impro\enlcnt hund issue that \\as pa„e•d
'
b\' voters in 19Y8 provided the funding for tiew dramAge
facilitieS tin W; miles of cit\•,treets.
t
-Approxini rely 350 miles of the city s streets now have
adequate drainage.
-This current bond issue i, for the C )nlinuation of the
innpro\ements that \yore hcgun in 19'8.
-Addition.,-1 drainage facilities are actitcl\ needed in
Miami hecau�e this area recci\•eS about Twice the
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national aycragv of rainfall per yearand is relati\•cly low
F ,
in elevation, nuking it difficult to drain i:u•, c :I!nuuntS Of
* storm x-ater from the streets. This excess \\•atcr often
impedes the flow of traffic.
-This bonJ issue \would provide Si milli(ln each \•car
for the next Six years to fund storm se\\cr construction.
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-The first storni scwers will 1-e constructed in :uc:a, \\ ith
the most ,eriOUS f1c1,\_'In1Z prOhlenlS, indutl.in,, that part
of Miami \\es[ of Leleunc Road.
These bonds would prtI\ ide for:
-The elimination Of ,e\rre or prolonged fll ), (ding oil city
streets.
-Thr promotion Of the -�.ifc•r\• and \\cI1'Jrc• (,f cm
resiacnis and coninwivrs
-Comph:rnce with L;cracrnn;cnial M!L11.1tif,n, rc•;_,Irding
the retention of runol p:tllutants.
COST TO I10NILOWNER:
Storm Sewers
F.Stini:tlCC1 \1111:1��C . . . . .. . .. .. . .. . .. . . . . . . . .()900
Estim fed Ayrra;,e ��rrk1\ Cost
to Single Family Home .................... .. 2-ic
.
PURPOSE: The Cit\ lark :eid R,rrc•atit)n N(:i;,hht)r-
hki,!d iniprt)\cinctit l;. InCI ltrt t,.;f.I1:1 1:+ de,lt;llC'd tU
improve (lark and rvi. rcati( )mil f.ici!itic•S thtow."hout
Miami.
AMOUNT: S,5 nIWit In
HIGHLIGHTS: The three ilmin cicmem, of this
prt%;,r.im arc:
:10 Million \c•ighNwhot/d P:irk Recrc•:uion Hc;lit\'
Improvements «•ill pro-, ide for:
-lncrea,ed recreation facilities.
-lmproyc•ct lighting s\•<tenis
-Elimination of aafety hxwd,.
-Initiation of ern itonnlc nt:il pr icction at shorcl ne parks
-Mark he:ituificati(m prt,gr.im, including pl:intin!,
:additional trees and palms.
Sin Million Sxinimitr, F,.K l Imprownients \\•ill
prOVide for.
-Establishment of s\\ miming . , a major recreational
acti\ it\:
-Expin,i, )n of the S\\'I;l,c•:►gun h\' heating; p•.,ols.
-Fhnlin.iti•)clofsafvt\ l:.vart'.,.It tsl)olS.
-Rc•diic t it )n of ptn )l (i;wr.mn;, c t )sts.
-E,tahli,hnient of Miarnl IN a hoot for nt:tjor local. state.
naionai and inlcrn ;iit .nal ,\\ inuaing events.
SIS Million Regional P:irl- Imprint.- )entS will provide for:
-Rcdc•\riopnlcnt to B.i\ front Park Gild Col)I'din,ltiOil
of other major prc)jcci, t( 1 MA. rc.t,e use of the
1;x.:rt)Ilt Pain s\,It-ni
- Y,:a1\il,inlal'n(lJf IIg7!1::; nt-'\ F.irk .iN .1 ilujor ilatuf.l.
rC,0LIICc-h.t,c•d I-mik and I!U' Cit\'s t)nh• hcach I'J:iilt\
-Atuui,ti,tn ofthc \.;\.it 3le,cnr Trlinir.g Center for u,c•
a> \\l )eking center fin the Art, it 1 C\p:111d t-Uhur:il :iac:
arti,tic opht,rtuni[ic, .rid rrint:lrcr tau (:Ovitro( Car,
\v
"art tr•.idmon• for rcmdeni, and \ a,itorn.
COST TO 110MEOU'11:R:
Park xW Recreation i ,tim.mc;! \1iihigr .. , ......
Er inin iwd Avcragc Vi•clA to ),I
IO Sillgic' i::ullih• HU[llr . . . . ........... . ....... 28C
ORDINANCE AVI11O;t1Z_ING ISSUANCE OF
01MI\A\Ct- All 1 110RIZING NSUANCT OF
$30-000.000 GF V It %1. OBLIGAi'10\ [BOAS
t
S35,000,000 (:1•Nt RAL OM 1GATION flaxDS to It
FOR S10RM SF M . R 1\jF1j1oVFStE\TS
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C1TY OF St1AM 1':itl: -%%D KFC HI'A•I•ION 1ACI1.11'IFS
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(litILTIVO: Ci):itridr tin I)II WAJ III I (),'AM:L-
la skilit-N-mictur * I Lit: ;1k cit) (it. -I I!'!-V0 1
j;,)rj(L, en S i; millmes vxcI1I\cndt I cl v.0k)r
dcl ic-r-mrio.
SUNIA- 55; 11101%, )t1CS
nvros So' BIR F-SATA ENTES:
- 1! 1 -Li I 1.!,`1dt,i ni icvo-,asicriws can t.ap.ildares.
-Pro\ cvr e!--pICi(l IldiCiorl.11 pm.i k,.,; pit.-ril-Is braws
nitc-.-tis servick)„xniurio-; v Lit ilikl.idc!, i-:.im
P.,(*)\ et',' 1111 ' NiSl C Ill. IS LiL Alta-FiLlClid.ld Hi Fil.
-Cunsu.fir (,chc) rinipas;imphat, px.i
(10 CLI3t ro nuc%us asccrls(ire.s Lie Ili\ Cle, 1116 1 t iples.
una pizxra numidw.i arti,tica ctm rcim-n-ANi6n
CIL: jtl!;,-das v (ILI'lilic-awN tic 1.1: Illi-fills.
-Con,t r-.:i r fac il iLIJLICN ilueva., ell I'l Zt Ill 3 (M CN t rem. ) c stt:
que incit.li6n:
-531tin (-) P.,raninfk) dL, la Fama
R.-smur.inte
U-1 c-;Ccrjrio y gr.idas rctracubIL-1 p.ira que en
c. 13mvi se pued.m cc!cl)r:tr mu miplia varic(Lid
cj: cvcnit)s
MO. .-,--:r el area tic esucitmxiiii:nto cn tt n'nO -it Bt va-I
CAP-NCTERISTICAS FINANCIERAS:
II.- L!3 rJ prcfe- rctici:i en cIic provecit) .il us(_) de ftmdos
s,)brc el unipleo do Kin- pCiNiCOS.
cnik.� del Orange Mva-1 qLIC Ili) SC I1CCC7:,itI:n pam
culir p..-ws t)perxit)imIL!.s. ,v ll.ira p.q,:I; 13
dcu,b .itf 1, < bmlt)c a fin do rvdticir cl
Sc C11.171, hu<calldo IlLlCVI)SarrcrdL mi.ii it)N ctnii(i III
VniWd `t31C.s F00I'D.IiI Lv;igtic R*,�H.ia rM dC W;1Ic:lt3r
110POS SCL-IIII)IC.irmi m)lt) coniii tin 61hiniri i-CCUrst.)
pri _,x-jnziz_ir j.i ternnim.wi% )n c\ii(,,;i tivi pro� ' , cct(:
-1_:IC!:1 -,h In il-iiid.h! Lie 1(,N Kim), sc dlmim ir.ir.: Ire,Gilt),
dchijklai P1.11i Lit: consirtitvi,*M ell c•l:ipa. . i r.:ir3
rt-duOr iiwk im at plihhco
COSTO PARA 11ROTI1ETARIOS:
Biwvl
Amill.irxiiicniti c-;tinmdt) ... ............... .16 -0;
Ct,ito prt)jncdvi viii.mAl p.iri resiticnt-Li I`Mniliar . -i3C
.-7 7
ra c- -0
019FTIVO: 1:.{ llro�j.liljj do B, wt)!, pma cl Nlicvo
Dc,arrulle) dc 1.1 CI )IIIIJIlid.1d S( )LltllC.lSt Ove it, )wn,Pirk
%\*,-,.t h:ih-i LIC Ilrt )I I( M, if 111:ir tin nuev(i (1C,.,rit !I() parl 200
;4" r" tie tijrcnos idjujjjt)S :11 D1,II-110 Cj)jIli.It-I.lj (:cnIraI
tic Nil * imi Para 111,100, .JCZiViJJd;'S
ctmierciziles. Fst.l .1ire-1 sc c,I*wr-1 IcIldri IMA I)-
LIfilll.ld-1 (it: 22.1 '00 pur,i)mIS 171 illlvw 6117.1 •1,. tie cste
p.,k,rjnm do ntic%i i dt-mik-)flo Scr.i cl LiCiIii-ii viViL'Ild:IS
P.Irl hnliilas (I indi\ idil), dc iIjgres%.)s E,le
proyectic) es mi cicnicnit , cvw.victi, ell el de.,.trwilt) tie ]a II
C,)nlIInik`1:Id 0\ CrIMN-11 V Lie 1.1 Ciudad de Miami.
SUMA: S1O milli )ties
DXFOS S0IM1'SAL1E*\, rEs:
-U ctmiipra tit- tcri-criti-, Kara la construccitin (A-
viviend.Ls. tiv in,0,icso; Ii.titis o modmidols, cl dvsarrollo
de comcrcit)t; xixiiiarcs \- de ficilid *ie-s p6blic:ls
-1.3 dCIn.)Ii%:i6Il tIC CSIRItALITA', detcritm.idas
- U rehlcali/..icitm tic residenics o o:cmlCrCi0:;. tics.iloi.1dos
p(')r adquiicii'm piliblica
_a Ct MARk'Ch . Ill (it- sit io, y mcitmis p6b] icas
- pri.)POTC10mir I1,I`4CnJ:t fmandcra Kara 1.1 ctm,.irticcion
tic %-IN iund.is de hays o nw)d-_,raLh)s ingesoz. incluycndil
fitianckimicritt, hipcilick-mio.
- 1-i ct in-Lerva-iOn do: csirucluras (Je import.incia o valor
hisi6riccif (I -.irqiiiicct6ni%:os-
-I..i ct)n,;iruk-ci6n tic \-i% it-ndas Kara to.% residt.111C."
dv-p1.u.A,), pin- tl, prt)\-coo (Icnirt) (let art%i objectiva
(L: 13 COrIlkillitIALI de DL,sarwIli) tic 0%ertown.
COSTO A IlK0J1ILT-*0U0S:
I 0%crtiw, I,, 'llark West
Ar,iill.iraniicill, 1 t--.t imadt) . . . . . . . . . . I . . . . . . . .0300
Ctl,t(i prf )mctlit w --cmandl Irara icsidcricia familiar . . . 8C
Ms
ORDENANZAACI OKI ZANDO LA LMISIONDE BOWS
ORDFNANZ\ %1*1'01'%IZAN'1)01.Al'%SlS11)N'I)EIIONOS
U OBLIG V.10*%Ls GLNI IZA1.1.4i 110H LA CANT11M)f
V OM IGM IONI 4. CLNI It kI.I.S POR IA CANT11A1.) v!.
I)E $;i.0Mwjl00 I1\HA I \ MODIAINI /.YAON DrL
$10.0(i0.00(i PA �.% VI. NVI'vo.) o 1)1:1.
MIAN11 OHAMU BOATSIADIUM 1
St [IiI.Soll. M LIZI t)WN Y LA COMIL NID%D VA111h WEST
t I I,
t,Z I 1z J I 11, k 1 1. 1. %
4 1 IvIll tic 1.1 it k !..I uL. IJ CIII,%v $11 tic h ft.-,IbL
111 %V, C*:Ijl Cn tit. jillix,% itwiti,itr. a Imnit
1, bmi- k-,-r tin tmva•, dri-mo -it 1.1, Ig, tt.
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# 6
# 7
DATE
May 26, 1981
June 4, 1981
June 12, 1981
June 26, 1981
1981
March 4, 1982
March 9, 1982
March 11, 1982
March 11, 1982
March 22, 1982
March 25, 1982
March 24, 1982
May 1, 1982
May 5, 1983
REFERENCE'
Letter to Carollo
from MLKEDCG
Letter to Mayor Ferre
from MLKP.DCO
Letter to Comm. Theodore
R. Gibson from MIAEDCO
Letter to President of
MLKEDCG from City of
Miami Police Department
Petition for LIberty City
Substation initiated by
MLKEDCO
Miami Herald Newspaper
Article on Beautification
& Economic Development of
MLR BLVD
Letter to Athalie Range
from Miami Community Police
Benevolent Association
Miami Times Newspaper Articles
on Necessity of Liberty City
Substation
Miami Times Article on Liberty
City Substation Proposal to
Commission
Letter to Mayor Ferre from
Willie Calhoun, Chairperson
Model City Community Develop-
ment Advisory Board
Letter to Mayor Ferre from
Miami Community Police
Benevolent Association
Miami hews Newspaper Article
on Mayor Ferre reversing his
opposition to Liberty City
Substation
85--99 _
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PAGE. # 2
#1.5
May 13, 1983
Letter to Miami Community _
Police_ Benevolent Association —
from Cornun. Demetrio Perez Jr.
#16
May 23, 1983
Miami News Newspaper Article
on Necessity of Liberty City
Substation
#17
'Tune 28, 1983
Edison Center Business District
Economic Development Committee
Meeting Agenda
_
#18
July 9, 1983
better to Miami Community Police
Benevolent Association from
Samuel Mason, Executive Director I
of MLKEDCO
#19
July 12,,1983
Letter to Mayor Ferre from the
Edison Center/Model City
Merchants Association
#20
'1983
MLKEDCO News Letter
#21 -
Legal Description
#22
Liberty City Project Descript-
ion +
#23
September 2b, 1983
Urban League of Greater Miami,
Inc., Memorandum
#24
January 18, 1984
Letter to Director of Dade
County Rousing and Urban De-
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Identifir.ation o� vt:cant:lofs
to
be u-tilized for parking facili-
ties.
iv.
Discussion of Police
sub -station
in the lZis:on Business District.
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OICher
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Dace of
V.
Up-ca;.` on SPA bF_au4ification
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L'?'iC C.2_2C1iAT'.. 5 �v�'1i'd out by li-:he Cover �: is Cp po_.n.Zi.CB ct ,,-our July
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are a .=_ra Of Yom C �c'�1-7.-tion s r'_I t._Cj' ' t._ n7 ri Uv._
gr?r. vnich WS knO'd is significant for your arep.
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V$ areelated about Or f;a-jized i:3�.'
rch nts Association hdch has been es--
M teblished in the area. We know that the =er:: am.s arc c:cc;.o= the plc C-s5 Of
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Association in ; c-u quest for a s-ab-station on Dr. �' ::•in L':�^er
King, Jr. 'Boulevard because we:now Unat a sum stti-t1C0 will i:ti.s Ce the
1•'e will also Support you in all of your er . _ T Yo= s. if t'.^: e a s an.; ;` i:.g
�1.c 1•;r'�.^'7� Can do to }•r'l�� i1e2Ee nnni-._r`.'t. �i. and�i`'::rC ell 1_--i1` o nnA-
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6i16 N,jq. nth Aver,ueyN,i«;,]i, Florida 33127#TeleTho;ie 7 5 7 - 7 6 5 2
July 12, 1983
1•1jayor Maurice A. Ferre _
3500 Pan American Drive
Miami, Florida 33133
Dear Mayor Fern`: --
This is in reply to the mini station that will be forced' -on
our co;nmunity.
The corianunity has`spo}:en loud and clear about -'hat is not '
_ in their best interest as it relates to.staL s.
At a. meeting of Co. , is sionr,r Dawkins, the Ed ;on Center
Business District Economic Development Co: -_-]it r-oct:ing, a
vote was to —.en and it thc cor,-,:iiun.ity
that a sub -station is what they would got an(: nothing else.
A -ndni station and store fz-ent is not accf_'pJ'L'-- b )le. We Of ,the Merchant-, ;%Ssociation, the econo:T?ic }?se of this
co..-v.-.unity and a part of the tax base of this city, remand that _
our Co.-j7,,lnity recejv,'s a sub -station and no Ocher subs tituI-e
of this station such as a mini station or store front station].
Sincerely yours, `
RZjyr-:ond 'andre l l
Prc_;iden._
*:err.hi:nts 7.. sociati0n
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Project Deg-cription: MIX, ,;,ulevard policE� St:�i�an
Z. inirv: CIA
Land Area: 1 .5< Acres
Location: i;eL een 11 th ;ind loth Avernie
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Eorth-,,cst c_r,'. Street
Drrilding Area: 15,000 Square fret gross
Capacity 200
Probable Cost: 15,000 SF ;wilding $45.00/Sr
Si tevor1: n 8% - C')4 0.110 s
Soft cost C' 15%
(legal, fees, etc.) - 1i,,9,0.'0
Subtotal = 838,400
Land : IAA _
Total = 838,1100
Project De!,cription: 111.1; iaulevrrrd Police St:a,4an
7.c)nirg: CI -.A
Land Area: 1.5T Acres
Location: Between 11 th r,rtd IOth AvE-nue
T:orth;:cst 62rd Street
Bui?.ding Area: 15,000 Srttrare fret gross
Capacity: 200
.-Probable Cost: 15,000 SF Building $45.00/SF - $675,0^-0
Siteti;ork Q 8% = 54,000
Soft cost e 15%
(legal, fees, etc.) = liz9,Ut10
Subtotal = 838,400
Land: 1\A _
Total = 838,1100
C: s c a -j ^.3 n!vd. El 33132 [j (30_,) S: " 3237
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Septe:-23er 20, 1.983
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MEM'0 RA N I) UH
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TO: CO'.';:_':\'1T"T-3? kCKS IN OSC.',NIZED 1-43OR
Political Action Co=ittee
FROM: T. 'Wil-lard Fair, President
-SU3J: MEET ING :;OTICE
City Man=Jer }?o�ard Gary, has been invited to attend our
September 24, 1983 meeting, to discuss the pes:;ihili ; , of
a City of Miami Police Sub -Station in Liberty Cite.
I trope all of you 1--ill ='ke a special effort to .arrange
. your busy : cl:�dules to attend this nceting.
Date. Saturday, Septe-..�er 24, 1963
Time: 12 Noon
Place: Mr. George Adars' Home -
1055 h . 41. 60th, Street
1•:iami � -
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January 18, 1934
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�3 e Calnty li0.251 ng UrC':a.f]
arm jnF.n,on
D>vel.o;r�'nt
Tir°.u+cf
1401 N .V, . 7 1:'i Strc-et
iliaymr_,-r1orida .33125
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tin-rn Fcho1,
Dar ,•,r. i6a�ts. .
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Z• of :'.?rtin T>u`..hes Bing :�cor,oTiic D2velc_x:rant Corpora tion
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has it's rr.i ,lion to revi'L.,- ze a:",a i:�0r..; e tf,e q, �tion O�
5 nr.} *Wfic`.,I
life in the i•�el City :%,rca_
Execu,i,r Witrlor
lne record will reflect teat rLve cars ,oti 0.1tstandir:g
' things in this •ccvar ni.ty to r. -' th:'t are in tha
i
pro-ess of de;:elcping the c:."v-:.�il,ic asp=ct of o.)r 7t.h Avenu==
—_
corridor. This will b2 the life -line of : is
other w:Jr6s, 'wa are t1b] is:,ina a place t' :t 'i11 tit=et tn=
ney:s of this cjarr,,nity an3 restore th-2 1:'nd of-,arket place
that once exists here in the pst.
Tn 'do Uhis th-- trtorbers of
uhich are a par', of this oa-u-,pity, hav' agrc':6 that if w_
are s_-rious about c_on Laic C: -. eic r-,?rlt in this a: cz thin we
t esU-i7l-is,, a. sub pnl ice station. int:s cha-,ging tnK!
precut of this co:r7lnity. rrerc`r�.nts in this area are
1>2ing rep_.a-tf --31y inforrn-.?!3 of ti:e difficulty of dD'--inir,g
insurance for t})c•ir Of the ?::ct: Of p:)lics
J
protection in Che at -ea.
We have pat a pac,:a?e in relation to E.s:zbl ishing a
palicz sib s.�-,l:ion on E,2n3 ;.:\-met b-ttwaan '_Gth and 11t_7
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a\'ara=. Wa that L ri S to
i];s�si ng lirhan I>_ yr 3 orant, an3 k�e are r: ;uc=•' i rag t_I�;t };_TJ
cla^a`� ;:.his pmt- 7 rty to 1•:_rt.in Luther 1:i
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D_:-elc_r-t_nt Gorlx)ration a ca:i-�;,ity !:.a- r,o::�-rroilt
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wi ] t,T i:n is sEl2t to till! S
SI(1i�t1?res Of CTv ?C t:''Z' _ ):r,)r;'� ]�l?)�'IC�{: 15 Of
this are In S') ,L►_)Ci. `' :'•)? St.3i)O'l t Cl3 G311
Le- p o lu::EA 1)pDn roqu2st, an3 l:2! 'LL i!7so r itfyd cxir c so
tj�ja City CC771,-Il SiC.):�S. t;_::)n, )+' ��Le Z�7U�Sting
t.!'i7i i.}t� Pro-T_I-ty �:t_f)�ip) i:�YJiV :>' C)Oai-i C~ to p.)L
orcar, i,:a i ton for
S1riC ��•�ly�
tom`{eCu t ive Director
cc r.?--nie 1•:---3rtin
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Ccy;rr-;)ni'%--y of F_onardc Dzv`lop3.t_nt —
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3500 Pan
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D -.- a r Mr. Gary:
P;- e. e County, Ll-.rox)c,'h its of cousin t- and ur:)a;I
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2 7 E: C' Uest. I,Vom LbE! ?'.art in Luther Iin- Eccor:otmj
D c P, - i —
't-orporation ifer, the
a ev elopment of a parcel of land is the city
(]%',)60 Lut"Ier
K-iTIV BOVIeVP17d) for a proposed City of Niami Yolicf- --ti'lls;
zion.
Along witli the request-, V:LK-EDOO SUIJM-Ittedl a cc);" c e
.-1 1) t U,? 1
-'ing, of the station.
-various riFsys rele--ses, i!nd letters by I.j'or!el City ;111(3
CenLer sup-
porting the coTjsLTUCtj(-M of a Sub-sla-tion. In addition,
riotion by the City Of CL-�.mission directing the City
n3-er to re;-ort ?lack
to LIIC- Cit)' CUS 15Sion With Z proposed f;.Ourcc of i iLm d 2, T-
T a d;IZC 'LC-i- L*"-- St;rt
of construction. The submission de.-.Z-)nSLr.7,tes t1wit-
:ar. Oc)11-2 i
U n t of Load wozk i.n bringing this pi-oject to its curr.,
-1 tat us.
Since the proposed u!;e of the I and woul e e Lo 1-;c.. a Ci
;,p,-o%'ed
cannot prc)ccea with Z.11e --ocues" w;0lout t1le ci!-Y'..� advic—
I ;i p p r (I va I '1.'e ;Iz!ed
to Cit. us that (11; it wjIl 10--ate a
Y c
ul-!, t a t i t, n in I, i b
City- (2) the site ;-i*. I-artin Lu,.Iher
Zhe
funds .4rp ;ivpi I Plh-ir- to
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APPENDIX A
NORTH SUB -STATION BACKGROUND DOCUMENTATION
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ratroduct*on Miami Police11-1:_adquarters
On `•larch 13. 19S-i electors in the City of Mia mi
.viil be 251ed to authorize the Cit% Commission to
prricecd with five bond issues described herein. Lich
of these bond issues is targeted for a di t:rent
truniciral itnpro, ement project and will be Voted
on separawly
— The projects are;
- Police l lestdguarters and Crime Prevention Facilities;
'-Storm Se1er impro%*entents:
—Park anal Rec.-ration Facilities;
—Orange Bowl. Stadium Modernization: and
--Southe2tt O%-ertownlPark West Redevelopment.
The deeiion to place these issues plus one
Charter Amendment on the election ballot n % made at a
city Commis�icn meeting in ianuar' in order to utilize the
Florida Presidenti31 Preference Primary Election, thereby
saving the cost of a Special City election.. All City of Miami
gistered voters mad• rote in this election.
Charter Amendments
j Crnv of Miami .voters gill be asked to ca<t their
t
j hallot on the foi:owing'-Charier Amendment" during the
{ March 13th Special Municipal election.
CharterAmendment ' 1
Charter Amendment Number 1 amends the Charter
of the City of Mi:uni by making "nonsub:taut ive changes"
in the document to correct "grammatical. syrtactic-al and
:tnguis6c errors. eliminating obsolete or rcdtmdant
provi!�ions and rtstncturing and renumbering charter
svct ions and parts thereof:
ample Ballots
CHARTER AMENDMENT NO. 1
PROVIDING FOR NONSI: BSTANT)VE CIiANGE.S
E\ TIIE curt CH kItTFR
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drtc ur rrtt'ur ..nt pr+v rums: and rust rut. w. m : and rcrurlhcrtng
i' :n;r �-t:;,n.:�,1 t`.•rt• thr:r•uf her il.�nt� 3
�2-11
No 2 12 rr.:p-
anal Crirne Prevention
Facilities'3onds
PURPOSEt he Volice I-i.%iclq :arters and Crime
Prevention F:ciliit Bond :s dcsigned to help the
City of Miami Polite Departt:.ent meet the challenges of
today s 13w• erforc anent requirements and tonutrron•s
expectatiowin an area Nxhere crime and population have
increased dramatically in rccent -cars. This bond
program is expected to pr c.-vidt' � tr future needs of the
Police Dcparment.
ANIOUNT: s?0 million
HIGHLIGHTS:
-Upgr3dingof flew police radix =rstem in order to
eliminate rdio blind spots : + intprove officer and
citizen safen:
-Computer enhancement and ; finement of mobile
digital computer terminals ,.x1 rich provide direct and
rapid police inquiry
An outdok firearm: r:+nl:e try ensure that officers
maintain proficiency with tl':cir -wrapoms in a safe
ern-ironmcm.
-A combination pro2 rty unit and auto pound faciiit\
to house cmfisc:x: d motor vehicles and other
im:xwnded its rrU.
-Full service poiice suh:tut!or. < in Lihcrty City and
Little H3%'a112 to bring the p �!i•:r services closer to the
commv.na!:�c t exec• serve. -
-F.;ctutr ex br::i'7and rc•m,, :e:ing for Police I leadytlar-
ic•rs buddi^[ to t pso\ idc• for rune• efficient and expr--client
police senxes
COST TO HONIF,_r-AV.NER:
Police He3dcr:3ru-- anti Crim Prevention
F_;:imated Mui.c z .. ..................... .0600
F_stim3ted vera_ e CC=t
to Single Family H.,)rne..... .................. 16e
_'. -_.... . :. - ."A ..
ORDINANCE '.l'7'IIC+Ft!7I\(; 1SSUA\CF OF
S20,000,000 G":, I.t:AL 0141 IGATIONBONDS FOR
\!?A'•'1 't � it ! i't 0.tt11t'.1FtT1'ILS/
Cr,IN!
i ItIEti
1 :':. nl: ,. to I: C'lc: t': _. . • . L: ... 111 .!IC. 'l, t r'l�).— t. � =i,h
thccr,;rotYOLECLtti����htF:TER on,!i KINie HfVENTI(A
PWII I T IFors tirry fn .:ir rr",r t, o t:nu" and 90 mature err 1r,n,r t1
t rr,t J!! rtlrntt iu Ni %x:us. in. .:u,;tr. 1:ic r rtl,- wtc lf L.u1.1♦ tIt:r
R'^;<cit%C ht1n: i Alt1)1111c'rc-,r :: !J U rxC 1ta, th,rtr
ta.m ...c j 2d
t'1:•.tCal tl\t<� I0ii 1(tADs
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-' _ \ I •, �•1' � mil, It �• ..`,`
p.,wil rni Orange fowl
SoLUi t; ast (Dves town/Park Vlest
b oder nization Bonds
RZede-.le'lopi;s n- Area Bonds 1
.
PURPOSE: To build a cornple tch m, idc'rniied
PURPOSE: Thc:" ,.,t'lt.•ast Ox•cr[uu n:'Park West i
i t
Or;;.c U+rl -while utilizing the eat\tin.; �rcel
Culttn-wnit\ Bonl,l llru�lram provides for
Sub— ore alued at S million c �cltrdutg the
the rede.ch li+n)cnt c,f 2fx 1 arc: adjacent it) the Miami
cost of land.
CrntrdKusrneSS I)i\:riit fur ne« re,kh-niial and
AMOUNT: 55; million
euninirrci:tl :+ciiriiy •i hi,::rca is expected to have an
i
estinixed po plilail in I)f '12.1il10 people. The major
HIGHLIGHTS:
emph2�is ()f this r,dc\e!I•nment pro -ram N.•ill he to
-Itaiall all r w chairhack seats.
provick -ifford.1h1e 11 u:Sin ; (Jr n)tuekrate income families
-Provide additional leg and elbow rohrnt.
and int'•ividirik. Thi< pro:eet is a straivilic element in the i
-Buiid ntrx rest room and conccssion f:tcilirica.
dc%el(-j)nicnt pro ,,4:anl for the O%ertown Community and
j I
-Pro\ ide a new Hi Fi sound system.
-
the Cin of Miami.
-Build ci_hr extra wide pedestrian rtntp; plus four new
AMOUNT: S10 million
muhre\el elevators.
HIGHLIGHT'S:
1
-In.;tall a state-of-the-art scoreboard xvith in,,tint replay
_13ur L-nd for the c(:r,aructi.11r Of IOW and ntuderate
dLTlav
inco1TW 11 0:1ing. an;Irian commercial der clupment and
'
-Unstnwt new East End Zone facilities \\hich include:
`( public tic )lilies.
i
-11311 of Fame
-Denlaii.h bii,�1)tcti;truc�ules.
{
-}restaurant
t
-FetraC[3`'IC SI3Ce a11d seating to make the
-Re =lie rc•sit.!!•nt,,and hosinesses displaced by public
-Bowl- compatible for a tvidc %ariew of
acyuhition.
ct +rrlmunity events
-Congruct ;ite and i oNic improvements.
i
-lmpmtr the p.+rkini; area around the }io��'1.
-ProLi&- for fin:nt�ia! :L,si;i.tl;ce for theCOn'tnlction of
low -and motic•raic-incc)m•, hou.ing. induc}inc; mortgage
t
FUNDING FEATURES:
financing.
- Uce cif i rivnie construction fund; will Ix given
-errs.ne stru, tore \ of hict, .re ntid architei rural
preft:rcr-cc crrr u,e of public bond; I'm this proicct.
si;,n is arlce.
-Revrnur: from C)rar.ti, 1iuw9 events not nccdec} forCorL;tr,I,'ti
operations; e�,>rn:er. t� ill he ayp:icd it 1 the hand
in ofra fuc reNitIctits dIspl.tec•d by the•
pad
dcnt to reduce (he emit to the olvner
rirujret r, i:hin tht C)+c ncl:ti;t Cotttrttunit%i)etclu}`rttcnt
.1 1ari;ct
-.Nm- tenant; arc hying sought to Inc re:lIe 1e•\rr1uc•s such
_Arc•J
I
i
as the United State: Fcx)ihail l.e:l_ ue a S! L)
COSTTO i tOM EC}W ER:
-T•: ese N)nd; -Xi Wid be u,ed a; a 1:1,1 fI• ort to Ali.trantcc
Sclutt .r;r �?t'rrt. . v.Park 'St E;e cie)'elt)ltn)ent
i
ti
G.e .-ucccisful completion of the projL'Ct.
EslinLurd'.:ii ac:_' . ... ............... .0300
-S;le of will hc• t.lclaxed due to a three -dear ph.i;c•d
1,1(ifilmed .%t'r:i!'t' \\ttiMv 1 ,:St
cun_;tn:ction plan designed to reduce- inconvenience to
to Sir - Far:'. ;i .0 ....................... RC
t
the pub;ic.
COST TO HOMEOWNER:
Orange Bowl Estimated Village
i
1's1in1a1ed .kwr:rgr W ekly Ctast
t
v) Single Family Hume ....................... 13e
-M...•...- - wa_..•�.��'TT-'''a-r.MT Y.�..J:ii`w�/ww•lip.i�.:}}•'�+..i.%...+1.--:_,rY.*--a-_ ....M _... _.. r.•.w ... w-�• 1.iI•T�•'�!�r_ �r.iit.�
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ORDINANCE AlT1101117.ING ISSUANCE OF
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h m� - n ;1 ; ,r 1::t.1 t 1�.1 fur •t.n ul m r�ir-. n Il JI IIt In,r,1 Ill1.l:l.tr••tt
in annual in-t.lri► um— 2 t. _ ^ .:v: , n, :uwc . lacy 0w .t.Ilr of h•uancr
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nfIfivu-iVi. l.rt.m.:• a -.•t: r.fu:,tttt:.•r, rJ:c•. ra, tblc
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Lrodn,c:c:an
Fi di3 li de marzo de 19.E-i se It: pedira a los
c;cct')rc: de 11 Ciud.)d tie Nii,ail:i clue autoricen a la
Ct .r iisi6n de la Ciudad a proceder con cinco emisiones
do bonos cumo se describe;iqui. ('Jkl-i una de estas
er::icioncs de bonos esta designa;ia para un proyecto de
rnr;ora5 municip:)les difcrenrc \• s: \'ot;ira por each una
do ellas scparadamente.
La• proyectos son:—Cuant:l Gcncral de la Policia
\ S.r\'icios Pre\cnti\•os Contra el Criillcn; Nlej(_)ras al
A; --2n!ahIiado Pluvial; Mejcim.; para Parquc•s N' Recreos;
Mlt ►cxrnimci6n del Estajio Orange• Bowl y Redesarrollo
dei area 50111.heast Overtown, Park: West.
La decision de incluir en la holes electoral estas
cmisiones \• una Enmienda a la Carta Constitucional de la
Ciudad, fue tomada en una reuni6n de la Comisi6n de la
Ciudad en el mes de enero, con el fin de utiliz_Ir ]as
Eiecciones Primarias de PrCferrni is Presidential de la
Flodd,a: teconomizindosc asi el co<to que acarrearia una
eitecci6n municipal especial. Todoc los residentes de la
Oudad de'\liami inscritos para \otar, podran hacerlo en
Ica clecci6n.
E nn-iiendas a la
Caz'm Constitucional
.k le pedira a los voiantes de la Ciudad de Miami
qLt emitan sus \'oto.-, en la sigulente "EmnlcrlcLi 3 la Carta
Corstitucion.V durance la eleccit5n municipal especial
del B de marzo.
Enmienda a la Carta
Constitucional I`1o.1
La Enmiencia Mmero 1 111 Carta Constitucional,
c=iend3 la C.zrm Constitucional de la Ciudad do Miami,
hzciendo `eambios insuslanciales" en el documento para
"eocre<ir rrrores gram:)ticales, sint.icticcts \• luinpiiisticos;
eiimirundo provisiones redundantes v reesmicturando r
renumerando secciones de la Carta Constitucional y
p`nes do 13 misma"
Boletas Mucstra
]UNMIL\D.\ A 1_a CARTA CO,%'srITUClO\A1. NO.1 QUE
PROVFE NUDIFICACIO\FS NO LSE\CIALL.S EN LA
CART.A CONSI 11 UCIONAL DE LA CIUDAD
. _c: n.',•,r'.ai r•;,1. n.,•,-:i,.. L.(t i!nt..'\!ur�i.
..^.::.::.'.n, rl•rt:r.r.r.r,,.',-;>,•,cr.n ••..k .n;:u, \ rr..un.t�c•cs \
tcv:., t.ira:xk�) \\>h,rt:.t., :I ct.:,mcr-ar .r( c nmc , y I•Jric•, dr dtclu
(_ —3 rur] W m4ir cmrvdl m mu)
r-
Bones Para el Cu,"i-.-A General
d la : of cla d-._1vU Tniypara
venticlos ;r r cvcntiwos Contra
el Crime n
OBJE'CIvO: Um c•mi<i;•n dc• 1i,)nos p.tra Cl Cuartel General
de la R :!ii:) do Nlimni \ p.)ra Scr\'icio:i Pre•\enti\'os Contra
el Crilrt_n est:i; para a\-tld.ir .l Dcpart:uue•nto
de la Rr 71 is dt::Nl lmni s h.li c•rlr frctltc a los de�,Al )s
impueszo, Ix)r necvt ic'_)des de lie)\' pars fortaiccer el
eumpii.nicm(► ,3: la.-; le\rs y las ir_ic idade.a future: en
are:t_N dunce cE c rimen : la pOhlai it'm Ilan inrtementadu
dr:Un3tICa1:1CRLK' dtIr3I1[C lOs 616mo s afros. Se espera que
e..ste pre r rna cue txmos lt)gre llcmir lis neccsidades
futuras dcl Dcparunicnto de la Policia.
C.A.1I'IDAD: 520 rnillunes
DATOS S0111 TSALIE\TES:
Mejoramiento del sisterria de cumunicaci6n radial de la
policia para r irninar Us, defccicncias en ]as mismi•iones,
incrementanJox-4la srguridad de la ciudad:inia y de
los oficiales.
-Ref memento v re ilce de loss terminales cle computa-
doras dit iialr_-�, ni,6vile!; que pro\'cen informaci6n
policiac`a rapi a \' -_'.IrecU.
-Un po!igcnlu de uro al hl.mco que I-m mita a los oficiales
i mantener \• rTwicirar su i r;)ficiencia cr. el mancjo tie
armis de fuc-a en un iuLar scuuro.
-Una sede d�,rbJe pued it,, alm:tccimrse los \'ehiculo, de
motor con(iscados. (omilin.idi con unit unidad dc•
,
custoi,;a de pic)pied ides. de)n: c ptiedan guard:irsc otros
cthiett-Ic
tailt)nc�p.critic:_u�q,,!chr, wcantcdoswNscrvicios
�wualcs rn la�.arta� de litx rt\ City v h Pcquc•f;i
� Habana. yue ::.�tiliccn a !a pi critic un t:itntactu m:is
�` dirc•ctct c,'n Fa:� cc,n1:)ni�'_:,.'.cs a las c'u:dc< sir\•c•n �.__.,,r�
7{I el Cuarcl Cie-neral cir la Pi wcia, con cl fin de pr„\c•er
>crvicios t!c• t-ma maner:i m:i, r:ii-id;i y cficiente.
COSTO A LOS CONTRIBCI'E\TES:
Cuartel Genera:! tic- la Policia y
Sm-icios Prc\"c ati\•os Contra c•1 Crimen
Amill-immic•nic i c'stimado .................. .06)GO
Cosiu premeds.► semanai inJi\ idual
(pur rc:�idc•ncia familiar c.timado) ............ .. 16C
� i� .�r'w�'Z...1 :...��'....�. i �_ .:.•' �T'r r+ 1...i.�M-��.�.i �a�+�.i: .:.i.a:: •_�r'.�t�p':
ORDE\ANZ:k Al i'ORIZANDO IA I MIMO\ DI' BO`1OG
' U 01t1.1('%( ONES GE\FRAITS POR LA CA\7 IDAD
f I)F. S:t),l►(l(1.U110 PARA EL (!'ARITL GFN1 ICAL
PI 1 -• 1'%* t !:.1A Y LA, INI-VA) v-IO"!
DE At
t Ord:i r:.%I ;-arc cur'..: c! c.,,:., A.: t I \I:T!.. t 0 \ i :., \L DL 1-4.
P011Cl.A. % la,:\> :A1A('IC)`.e Ui: Plc \'I \t'10N D1 A(.'ION
CRI\iINU ES mrra.tntc un v,6, Tup, a nw.h.uuc 1\.t!,t,c it!.i ,), v qur
K \r:xcrsncn r••`.Aio%;An(u:c, do 12 —'It Jill P J(ulx„ 1r:clt:1nr. ;j rtinlr
r do la fr(!u dr 1i r^ :,,t'�n tie Is I- ft•yK'. to n., un u:rt'rr,
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Olilt:"rI\'O:C.•nstniirunnu,tt>t n}.1ticrnc)Or.ue
OytartG!'J11fc 1i� '.t\��'it
Su;peun,t: ;t r:1 tIc acetyl del mi,mo I
011 ET1N70: I:I Pro jama do Bon1,, Kara el Nuc%-o
t�).1 •rada ;n c3� millones rxclu)cndo cl alor
Desarr,llo do 1:1 C(}mUnid..t' Sotillwast Overtim 1 hark
%Jwi tcrrcro
Wcst k6r:i (!t propt acionar un nuct•o dcsarroll1 l Kara 200
i
4.L"N1__%: 4 mi:lones
acres Lie tc•rrc•ntf• ac:juntoS al Distrito Comcrl_ia1 Central
_
1).kl'OS SOERESAUEYrI=:S:
(Ci3D) do 11i.imi par.) nuct a; ac,it idades residcn\ Tales
1r.�taLu.'o n cict'c)S a;icnto= con c,raldares.
cc,mt.•rciAvs Fsti :irea to e• , ,ra tendr:i un nl.',hh 16n
—
-Pre }ttrr :z! at i�, adicic,nal p.lr:+ la; icn):u hrazos.
estimacla dr• 1 t.000 per;onas El nu or �nfa;i• dt' C•,Ie
s
-Cc rstr•:,r r!uevt): srrviciu; :+nft.lriu; v f.+cilic::+des Kara
prograi;)a dr nuct(i de;arrc,llo scr:i cl facililar cit ie•nt::L"
Parafamifias tl +ntlit'il_iurls de in,;re;rn modcradtls. Este
ct,;�caf•: res.
-F'::terr nur•rs :CF
-ecto es cit•mctocico cn el desarnlllo ie la
sn
--Ct,;,n:fr ocho rampas aml',iias Mara pcatonca adcmas
n
Comunidad Otrrtua'n t• de la CiucLid de Miami.
c'e ctiatm nur��us a.;censores tic niveles 111616ples'
SU�tA: SiO mi111Ines
-In Mbr Urla ^sutra marca fora artimica con rctra,mision
DATOS SOi11:i:SALIE\T}'.•:
cc It tresplie�ues de LIN mismas' �
_>� con) ma ell tt•rrenos Nara !a constniccii,n do
-Conrt::r fad,idades nuet'as I_n la zona del extrrmo este
st
\•it•icnda, do in-resos ba.os o modcrados, el dt-sarrollo
qur inc! ::5n:
de comcrcios auxiliares y de f icilidaes publica;.
_ - sa;6n o Paraninfu do la Fama
, .terinradas.
-1 � d.ml)iicitin do cs,r\ic,uru c.c
me
! -R=;taurante
-La re localiricic rn de re•sicl° i-s o cumercios de•�alrjados
-L'a _scr t' gradi; rctr:+ctahles pars clue en
adquicii it�n pilblica.
e' li1,t.1 Se puca:!n cc•!cbr .r una amplia ariedad
-L1a run;truc c:it'ln d1_ Suites t• n;cjoras f,ublicas.
1-
Ci; rtenttl� conitlniurios
'
-E'ropur�il)nar as:stcnri:t f;nan'-iera Para la con,irt+ccion
-Mrjurar ,1 arra Lie esiacicnun)irnt()cn tonui al Bowl.
de t'it icndas do bajos u modt-mdos ins resos, inr!Uyendo
CARACTER►STICIS TINANC1ERkS:
fiinanciatnienttl hippo-cario
-Se lc c!ar.i pre:ert•nda en cste prt,vecto al use de fondos
-1-1 cem;,crvat it"1n de estructi,ias de importancia o Valor
1,: i adc-, S•Jhrc el empleo do bon1), publicos.
hisi6rico n arclt61, ct5nicos.
etc: tosdel Orange Bo,•x'I yue nu se nccesitcn pars
-La cc)n;trtXiitin de t it icn Ie pars los residentcs
ichrir ;��rr. c,peracitinalr;. st ahlicarin para pag. I la �� !
cicsplar�:i.ri ptir cl pru�rcto dcntro dc1 area t}lljc;tica
bonos a fin do reducir e! cotter a los
de la Convuaithd de l)cs.;-t:1do do Overtott'n.
pr;l^ic::r:,t/s.
COSTO A PRIC)PIETARiOS:
rst:in lnu<-..;ndo nuet'os arrc•nd.murit)%crmo la
Couthc.ls, C)�rrh Ilt'rt E'ark >; ,t
{ L"^ 1cd;arcs Football lxauc (l'tiFL) a tin de aumcntar
.... .
Amillaramicntll c -timado n: tX)
_
lc in�!rrc;5.
.. ......
Costo promedil I s ni-.umtl p t•.1 residencia famil:.ir ... Se
cmplearin solocon-totin ultimo rrcurso
para •, la terminacOn e•xittl;a del pro\ccio.
-L di,i • t,1�i!i_tad de ]its htmw),; ,.e dcml to ira trt_s anus
dx*nido al plan cle constri+ccit in rn crap:+,, dicnado para
,
i
rcJucir incomcnicntr: al ptlblic o
COSTO PAFLA PROPiETARIOS:
' Amil':ar.;:nirnto esumado1G i8
...................
j Cowl pr•.mcdio scmanal para residc•neia familiar
0HDLN %.NXA AL" l'ORIZANDO LA LOMSIO\ DI: BO\OS
r �
Oft[)I \ ��%.\ .\I'-I'OR17.A` '4t0 LA F*MISION DU BO)NC•S
l' OBLIG:1Cll)\ES GYNIA(Al I.S PILM LA CAN 7� DAD
�
L' OW-R, %C IONI.S GE.\)_R•_? VS POR LA C:A\ i 10M OF
DE s".000,000 PARA 1 A MOD) RNIZ\CIO\ DEI.
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1)(11PUSE: The Morin Scvcr linpro\cmunt i';t, rant is
cicsignctl it) pror, ids, acic(lu.iie drtimige for street, In the
Cit\• of Miami.
AMOUNT: :;Omillion
IIIGHi-IGHTS:
-A scorn.,cwcr impru\enient build issue that Nt:is paged
b\- Voters in 19-8 pro\ kkd the funding for nc w dram.ioc
facilities on (=tom mile; of city streets.
-Approxin):itcl 350 mile.; of the cit\''s streets nua- have
adequate drainlge.
-This Currcnt bond issue is for the Ctntinuatic>n of the
intpro\emenis that \\cre bggun in i'J'S.
-Additio ,al draimge fa: ilities are acutc•1\ needed in
Miami hccauNe this art~a receives about t\\'ice the
national, a\'rrage of rail,?fall per ye:ir and is rel-JIkel\' lcn\
in elevation. making it difhCUlt to drain large :Mlounts of
storm \\':ter from the streets. This t:xcess water often
impedes the floc\• of traffic.
-This bor.d issue a•ouia pro\ide Si milli'trl each \t1i
for the next six ye;irs to fund storm se\\Cr ct n ti-lit:Iltn.
-The: firs: �,torrn sewers will he constructed in :ne sts with
the most a.rit,)U, 1`100 .'_ln, problems. ini L1t.' M," 11111 hart
of Miami \\eNt of Leleunc Road.
These bond\Would pro\ ide for:
-The climination of se\cre or proltngcd flt -dill (in city
streets.
-The prcmlotion of the <afciv and acitare ol. it\
resi, crits and conmiw; t; .
-Com.hli:nice with t,o-,cr)n-,cn111 rcgulatit,rt, rc;�aloling
the retention of rtIno`i p:)lluutits.
COST TO HOMLO`• NER:
Siurn) Sc•\t'ers
Eain:aled Mill:tg......................... .lr)(/u
Estimated Avera,,e Weel.h Cost
it) Single Eamil% Htime .................... 3-IC
ORi)I\A\tT At'Tll0AlZlNG ISSUA\CF,OF
S30.000.000 GF\, Y. \I. (MIAGAi IO\ Itt)\t)S
FOR SIORM SPA fit lklPlt0VESIE\TS
ON
.... -'.t 1t. `.\.... 1•... �:. . i' ,• era lur.t It•nu lit ,
rile r,J t„ nut:rtr to err,;:�' .: •••t'„•.r\nt..: !, � _ � }r�r
I1w der of a%,urnrt „f Ilit• rc•rci etc it.tnd% a uh uut•rt,i at !.F\\ Iul
'tItut,itNrXt*,•fl.t\ff. x,c-.:.:u .,l.xernrXL-
i 4�Ai\sTlttl'CU� --- 1t't rr'�
PL'RPO!,E: The Cit\ •• i'::rk :e)d R i rc•ation N6,,hhor-
]w,�tl Inyrt )\crinct}t }'„ ,nd }'rt igr.im IN designt.-d to
imprttt•t- (lark and rvt. rt•a:it mal f.ii!itic•s thet nt ;hoot
Miami.
A\IOL'\T: S;:; miMt;n
HIGHLIGHTS: Tl)c ih;t•c iimin elcnictlt, of this
pro- n't arc:
510 Milliti \cighlwrhottlo' Park Rccrc•:ri,m F:ic htt'
Jmnnt\'clncnts «'ill pro» ide for:
-lncre:I,cd re•creaticm facilities.
-lmprowd lighting sv-:zenvi
-Elimination of slfrt� hantrds.
-lniiiatitn ofem iwit rent:tl protection nt shurcl ne parks
- Park hcaatifi. atiun hro,,,r:alter includin.; giant in,;
Additional trees anti halms,
510 Million Swimmim, 1',,KA lmprownlc'riu, will
provide for:
-Estlblishment of sa utlmin- :ts a major recreational
ai 11%it\:
-I:\i.lrsiun of the inunirg by hc:uirr; h•_,ols.
-Fii;llin.ui• in of s-.Il- l:.vartl, .n t'uuls.
- R�:,hilt it n t)f Fh n )I l tilt'r,ll lllg i t 1�15.
-E-rahli,hnlcnt of Nitwit a%a hoNi for major local. Mate.
national, and intc-rtint n :n:t! slt ini:aing c\•c•ntS.
li Million Rcgion.rl Park Imprinc'iiientS will provide
--RcJC\cl,ipnlcIlIof li.i\f:t;r.t 1'arkand courdiltation
of other major projo o•tN it , ink rc.i:,e use of the
13a'. f r, na Park s\ .rcnl
ilujor natur.l:
rc•,uuic,,-ha,cdharl, air,! tat• Cit\'soill\-hc:it:h Eililr\
-As, ujw,at, to of ilic \.;\ ai }:: +, r \r Trailing Ccwcr for L!--:•
a� \u )rkl;:ti l cil0.'[ ft 1T 1hcAr1, tt t c•\p:inn iUhtlral a:? :
:iris iIk oI)porIunitic•, .vld re'iilf:irit'thc Coconut Grove
"art a idim in for restticnr, :ind \ : •itors.
COS'l- 7O IIONIEOWNI:R:
Park.in,! Rc'crc.ilitrn M,ihp.......... .10-19
Btilll:11 '-J Ni Cragt: Wvc'kl'•'
to F.41110h' th alit• . . ......... ........ ?ZtC
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CITY Or MIAs! •.1:K N\h RF('itr t'l It IN 1.\C11 HAY!,
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SUMA: 55; n1i110nc•s
DATOS 50-.3,I1FSALIENTES:
In,1.i?.:ndL1 n,ic\'os:l;icnu,. con c;hald.lres.
-Pn,\rrr c>i)acii, adiciOnal p.mi I:;> pit. -ma!, \ hr-ml�
Ct m�t: air iluc%os ser\'ici0, �,anitaric ): \' fat I:id.tdc•!, ,.Ira
('t )Itt'c'-it )Iles.
-Pit-ACrr nucVOs Si.,temav, tic AIm-Fidc•lid.1d (Hi Fil.
-Cunsir.iir echo ram},a�. a1nplia- I,ara hL alOncs. adc:na-;
tit cual1`0 111.lc1,'05 a6ccnswe., cic ni\cic> 11161til-AeS.
-ln�I3lai LIIia I',izxr:l nurodtna .irzi�lic:1 cto rctra:In i;itin
Lit: jttk:,•'Ias v do Li: mi-lllas.
-Co;wr-.:ir facilidadc, nuev-IN cn la it 11.1 dt•1 cxtrcn)- ) c<tc
clue inc:uirin:
- Saitin c) 1? :raninf0 cic 1:1 F nla
R:,imminte
-Vn rscc•rari0 \- ;,cid.v, rt•Ir ictahlcs })ari que en
c: l3mvi sc r,uedan cc'!chr:tr time anll,lia \'ari.t+ui
n C•\'CllitIs c(mlimil.1rlt)II
lit'i •rar cl arca tiecstat is m..imI,-nit I vii i,wn(i A p Ut,\\'l
CAP_NCA FRISTiCAS FI\A\CiERAS:
- Sc 1, 0:-a l,rc•fcrcncia cl. c•,ic Ilrt)\c'ct0 A u,�t) tie ftmdos
llri\ a •< sOhrr rl cnti�le0 de ht,n0. hlihlit:Os.
- Los c•\ cnit,; del Orange 13c rxl quc nt, ara
cuh:i: Operaci0nalrs. •r :!i,ucar.i:l h:u:l }%;t;a; la
deu.tl ar 1, h.mu; a fin do rc•d:icir c•I ct);i0 a 1O>
prt,pic•1:Irios.
Sc rt.l.in hu,candi) nuc•\•t,s arrcr.d.imm it), cur.lu la
t'nitc c �tale.,. Ftwlh:lil Lra,,uc (I `+I.1 a fin do :n:nlc niar
lu; ins':rsos.
I'tmis tic cr1 pk min st)lt) cold im 61111.1O rct urso
pr.i,_a:ar.:ir Ir is termimicitMl c\ilt1.a cicl l,ri.AL',:I(:
L:1 �i•�h1l11^lih:.lt1Lie 1O%htmtl,sctl�:m,ir.lr.lIW,:Ill+),
11c1,ldti.li P [.III LiC l'L)n,�irtwcit.in cl) t•I:ip-l-�. 111�C'i'�::ti 1 Kara
rt.'d'. lr I111 t 1!11 L'ill;'111C�- .11 Illll,lll 0
COSTO PARA PRO-11ETARiOS:
Or.,m !t lit m I
Aillitlar ilic•iat,c;tiltl.tdt)... ...... .16ati
Cr+utOrrOrttcdl.),t nlana! h.na rc•idcnci.i familiar ... -43c
URI)E�A�i:.� :\t'1(.)hll.\�t)O LA C\tlSlO� 1)E Itli�US
l UHi IGiC.I(1x1'S (.).\1 tiAl.t C 11014: LA C.ANA IDND
DE S5i.000.000 V`IRA 1 \ \101)i.RN'IZA(.IO\ DEL
01:.1\(:1 BOAT SI \1)ICNI
..�t:.;�•rttiarK tea.tr..:.:. i•!.r.' e.u.,L,.t�t. i•J!�.r,.i.
X.. ,N� I1..l.lHtt-. j It itLii tic• 1.1 1, 1. !.., t:r Ii t w"s, III tit• it n Iv,JK I tltt..
I.it,+n 1u1:.1 :, t-tk'
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c `7 -� •It • x-1T,�
i i'.%� i LJ-ti r f l l r %., l I. : 0 -Z.,
019ETIVO: I:I {'r+•,.;Luna do B, +rt)!, p.mi cl \uc\v
r)L•!,arrulln dc• 1.1 Ct /nlllnitl:ld Sol tIIC1St 0\'erll n\•nTark
Ilai): i de I,r,,-it ,rtlI -n:ir I.In n I.Ic\'o dc';.I(I Alo i-ara 200
atrc I lie it: re:Itl. AlIunrl.l,. al Di,trIto C011iCit 1:11 Central
(t'1m) Lie Nkimi p.ira nuo:v: ic1i\ idadt•s rc�it.`.cnciales �'
ct mll rCUCS. Fsta area sc c:,pt•ra ivmk l Ili)*I }t A.I, 611
t:-Omada do 2,000 rtcr,+lnas I71 nla\t )r t•nf.i -it, Lie cste
1-+:t+;.:rama dc• nut•\t, dc••an011t, •cr-.i c•1 fat: ilir.11 t'i\'ic•ndas
r ima famiii:!.(1 indi\ itim)• Lie inguesys itlt)drrad0: Este
prkiyecto cs till l•lcilivnit i c-�tratrgic0 en cl dc�,.:rrollo do la
C mumictid O\crtu\\'n \' dr la Ciudad do MiAlili.
SOMA: S iO milli mes
DATOS SOIMESAUEN rr:S:
-U compra tit, icrrcnos I,ar:i la c onstruccitin L1r
\'i\'iendas, tiv inglesos 11.1jos 0 mode ridos, ci dcs:lrrollo
de ctmlcrcit)c :luxiiiares y tie faciiidJeN }luhlic:r:
-I.a dcml ilic itin tic rctru; iur.lc dcteril )radar.
- Li relOc:11i7:tcitin do residenics o cOmercio: dt-saloildc's
por adqui.icitin i,tihlic'a.
-)Icon-;IR't'I1111(1t'Sitii)t\'mciora<}l6hlicaa.
- Pr ); orc it)n.ir a1,i1Ilcnk-i:i tin.mcicra pra i.I c t,n-,truccitan
tic \-IN it nd.ls tic' hajOs 0 nttKd,rados ingresos. incluyendo
:'in.inc iamic•nwhilloiccario.
-I.a ctm;en-acitin de cstructuras do iml,Ortancia o valor
hi;tiirico 0 -.m imicclonic os.
-I.a construction do \•i\ icndas 1-.Ira lot, resicicntes
LicI. !:ii tt )r v, hrt tyc•t'tt I dentrt) (lei .irc.t Ohjecn\-a
la Ct IJIM1 d.ld de 1h'131"10110 dc• O\crtown.
COSTO A P R(lPIi TMUOS:
1,t)•alhc.Iq O\crtt)\\r'{'ark V`Cst
Armll.iramlclttt I Cklirrl:IdO .................. .0300
Ctt'•ii, prt,11 uth, 1 twilunA li.lr:t icsidencia familiar t+c
a'_ � ter.•.•`..-'��._ ...... r........�-.-c.�.:i � ��`...��.�..�>.::..:Y ":�..c�.i.:.:.�: ...:.��
t' ()Ili 1(:.\( ION 14, G}.�1 fi \I.I.S POR LA C.%-N'l I XD 1W
S1O.ti(i(I.(1011 I'.\RA F1. \t•1:\Y) 1)1.ti.\Ii1a1Ll O DIA.
1 St 1)l_STt. (1\ LIt i l)�\'� Y LA C(1.t.il'\11)\1) 11.%P%h MUST
! + Ut•.: I•+: .::Jt.IY u:. ••. �.. ; .: . •'•I, t! I'llt'r.'�. •• a It�J/� t♦ l tittC ,t.
trn. t'nrt cn Itl ti..- .n,.w:c Jr :.1 :iiIai)It...ttulat. till luau, a Iatnit
I!, 1, It,!, I!t• I., t n •t..r c'c I • �;�!'t'Uv i. h I^I i�, l't tr, tin inter••
Clem tt I tit' 1.1, 1.,..1, I: 1•..0,'• t-1,
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# 7
# 8
# 9
#10
#11
l
DATE
May 26, 1981
June 4, 1981
• June 12, 1981
June 26, 1981
1981
March 4, 1982
March 9, 1982
March 11, 1982
March 11, 1982
March 22, 1982
March 25, 1982
REFERENCE'
Letter to C(;.mm. Carollo
from M.LKEDC0
Letter to Mayor Ferre
from MLKEDCO
Letter to Comm. Theodore
R. Gibson from MLKEDCO
Letter to President of
MLKEDCO from City of
Miami Police Department
Petition for LIberty City
Substation initiated by
MLKEDCO
Miami Herald Newspaper
Article on Beautification
& Economic Development of
MLR BLVD
Letter to Athalie Range
from Miami Community Police
Benevolent Association
Miami Times Newspaper Articles
on Necessity of Liberty City
Substation
Miami Times Article on Liberty
City Substation Proposal to
Commission
#12
March 24, 1982
Letter to Mayor Ferre from
Willie Calhoun, Chairperson -
Model City Community Develop-
ment Advisory Board
#13
May 1, 1982
Letter to Mayor Ferre from
Miami Community Police
Benevolent Association
-
114
May 5, 1983
Miami hews Newspaper Article
on Mayor Ferre reversing his
oppo ,ition to Liberty City
Substation
SS-•99
A 0411
PAGE # 2
115
May 13, 1983
Letter to Miami Community
Police Benevolent Association
x.;
from Comm. 1)emetrio Perez Jr.
Fib
#16
May 23, 1983
Miami News Newspaper Article -
.>
on Necessity of Liberty City
.;:
Substation
#1�
June 28, 1983
Edison Center Business District
Economic Development Committee
Meeting Agenda —
#lg
July 9, 1983
Letter to Miami Community Police
Benevolent Association from
Samuel Mason, Executive Director
of MLKEDCO
#19
July 12, 1983
Letter to Mayor Ferre from the
Edison Center/Model City -
Merchants Association
#20
'1983
MLKEDCO News Letter
#21
Legal Description
122
Liberty City Project Descript-
ion •4.
# 23
September 2b, 1983
Urban League of Greater Miami,
Inc., Memorandum
#24
January 18, 1984
Letter to Director of Dade
County Housing and Urban De-
velopment from Executive Dir.
of MLKEDCO
—
#25
February 2. 1984
Letter to City Manager from —
County :•Sanager
#26
February 7, 1984
Letter to I•axecutive Dir. of
MLKEDCO from Department of
Housing and Urban Development
a
#27
July 9, 1984
Letter to County Manager
from Ci. y Manager
'N
128
September 19, 1984
I,c-tte: L.v i :y Manager f.rvtu
=:k
theE� �.;�., Cc��tcr/t;odel
Merchants Association
85-99 'r
y ¢e.
i s -
—u w:.d'd4
•
#29
October
10,
1984
Letter to County Manager
from City Manager
,.
#30
October
24,
1984
Letter to City Manager
,..
from County Manager
#31
October
29,
1984
Memorandum to Miami Police
_
Department from Assistant
City Manager
#32
October
24,
1984
Letter to City Manager
from County Manager
#33
Lease Agreement City of
Miami and Dade County
#34
- � 7
February 3, 1985
Miami Herald Newspaper
Neighbors on Liberty City
Substation Proposal Update
0
85-99 _
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.-Co-lomic
%; i LKEDCO)
714 N.W. 62nd Sore!
•.ii2n�ir Florida '_�3150
Tch:-,0iurl_- No. (305) 75 7.7G57
�• !y 26, 19"1
J(>= Carol lo, Cam :_^; ssian r
City 0-
-1500 REM
-i
D,ar Ccrm. ssioner Corrolla:
since 11L11-2 N'=y C m-i l D_Sb1r_,-:u?Cas, �•_,�ir?SS�S in !a" '_ LY C-iT-
Co'l`.inuad' t�o T)_OoIC_!'S Ln Cstt--Ln: a 6 A ._^t,S
to'L`I,)rchase CODas a-nd Services.
t1�? 5 .�� �--� T •, c_ {S a"�'!2 : 7 t1c' rol .+C..
CYi�n rateC�c`C. __ r'Z L_�_`S 1?_ea 1:_va r{- =_tL��I
tt:•Q ' ^.CGS' ^.� �_^ram_ _ O C �.1 5 Cam._. .. _ _ -•
to
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a bell _T3.Z �^d_+fit_) -
.If V171 G`_i-' C`r'R'_ t'�� a to n T,:1 y City" as
we b'_lieve Cl`_':J `-``= s
W-a a -re "C1'°1Tr7C'.^.? that a �St C1�y
t.0 _r._t�"O1 t2le strc-2ts &.iring X--,7'-12_+�' ;'�.� r' S tii �'S �.st= :t:St �.':5_�a�-
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precinct in --his area.
All of us share a co -_-:on interest in our cesire to
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requested that the Police Department Consicer such a s o7C'c.` i I7Q
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CCn'i1"Z1 SL.at]On. =1'!7C' i C:.0 :borhood strongly rojC.C.' £• a --c1Si0i1
C? as. blatant and as hastily as hl's one, r%iirt? cU}t.-rly in light
0 a._^.e =act that pit %-.a5 ., `e 14;4h010`- fullj= Co7S2c:(.iai1C Olii i", ciis
as , ax-payers ama concerned citizens
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Mayor maurlce Ferro says the city should set � ,•l,
in Liberty City and 1_itile it.— ;,ns. arrived •
rn its. Cctter: the beacvoienc assuetatlon,rc{eett:u than;:
storefront cancent Ara whit!aih to tha b a:%: Col. ut4lite
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would printurl!ywyc; u:.A ba t. todmprave ef71i11RUi6ty6'
re ationSund for phuining;purpasl:s:.
'!t t'.!'. Lust more nut! It'i licit as cffil'ient:' Terre
s„ Id. sot. 3ie added, the community Is dcmanainc that
Lltunli ptiri:c orfk:uta have uppuse�r dit subshrttol/
ttu:,cc L� c:ascr to the people. Because a substation is not lit the area„ thr assocta-
concept, conteading it. wuutd b+ Incttlelant;rnd costly.
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Tito :;.Initti Notice Department works out or a lion said. "tile black community ' and the Btlamt po!t a
Puftu Chief RutweVi, tGirntii salt; n!uur tit ecw
daunt„ati is 'I.:+dqurrters building and eocs not have depanmcut are deeply scparltedJ` . `
partment will be , lilt Ci> reMffi\W theul.ttr al:aure rn.R
Lt:iCr spices. In ciantrAsl, Alcertl pollec have a tliltn• file 1ssticiation :lit( a su'batlitluit would help: pilim 'rcpurt
:n to hcadqu,+rters. vis{bi!ily, crime reduction, eculionlic devclupmunt„ and
to the canted ;all.
" The bigutn t muncy:" l r,mta x,rJa
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rtowitrd Gary a.►!d I.ist night the sub- improve relations bntweeit'the department and the
addhrl;• he hc:ieve, tt.a suit: Eatiull cunteg?u cur tltiwnlr
C ."ce;ft is "wartl: loalung lulu. " I tc sald oring- . community.
St h•,•!l'G ilYt+hrttal'nt eloSlit to nlu c0n1111unity ulna' "1 agreu with tfiam , said Tatra, who wburd need it,
miu114 Uc, inartgdsnr„
'Vile llepurWnent to atruadyapernt1112! tlyd'l'r(Igllaflia«
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cal' consirmlita„ tttrnts rl'tt„anal• aullatatinels tvkattpatti
i vrr: ,. uatcd liN new atancd Ill respansc it, a to. cy change. "t thfnitit is time to move:"
;;, t►, c, ,i'•.l Irani tllg %fluid Conimunity PNbr¢ llo• Iiurtu said the sfrobhi he atom the linos
to the problem,.
Thu big udvuntaGl: of aubstutlunw„ lrimn WX to
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that the t r,nefnuni►y r.cceivlaw "yt!cat�rscaxd uPpt►fthi*
1n .•,.;.:award (NW U:'nd Street), between NW 'using;{tntiabaw'laldtenipururyitaWar,cells.. +
iputtunritascqurtty rlalit+uU.lutiun,.Icutawb4Ilia
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,a!• ' :", ,lvrnuay. After ,ul:,Uttiun; to l lUert}r City nnli P.tttlu PPnvnna,.
ttonadf ruamf, t.tll Ucruihu a r�liliitr
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...:,ci.iiwo. which represents black police offl• Fcrrc sold, the, city atwuld later cullm aer uuic Cur. Cu,;a-
whctllcr su4ntattun..uvi„wt'etlm. tiftrlll"aid'
` ;,,, i ► ::n ; :utter, "The black community a..crY! a nut 4rwc, tic lncntinncd no spac[ficsttes,
The b!'ucl°, cunuuu,illy n to Ul:ctleillli►t� fisrirau�stlt�
Mile the city should begln platullnC for substa=
rioroUttlli Clulrtytatyq;,ie tut ulorvthrrn ayaor.
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May 13, 1983
;,r. Eddie C. Snith/
Presie-ant
J;r. Geo;-fie Ji. !+da;:is/
Legal Chairnpn
;•Siam Cc,, -,,- ,unity Police Benevolent :ass is 71
at i on
P.O. BOX O 1 SS63
Miami, Florida 33101
Dear' G:'ntlen,en:
We are in receipt of your letter elated May 1, 1983
in which you request our support for the develop-
ment of a police sub -station on :r.rtin Luther King
• Boillevard.
Please be assured that I will try to c?o e erythilig
possible in my po,,,er to take into consideration
your request.
Do feel free to contact roe if I can ever be of any
further assistance.
Sincerely,
lii',i -1fr.
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WN. r-'Iiiics: sbould open few stom"ront
7. a FC---v reople.-C t1h, L' ! 107C
Prin'- vi-"": Ccist sc- -:.r-IS �' 0 IL.2 i 71
c C -- n n i i n C:- C! o e.
E, :-A in *1-2 Ci) imer N
e c i on ti ct rcv,,aied tnt- -,*.-d o! e-'-.*,!,m:.7a
the 2nd nrj';Ce. T i—E offic-2 %'Vas to 1- a
i2.1"j Cornp'12intcz t o i.-' S I. il.0
rll,2 'UV� i T! 7 -CC -71 ct.-. e d ca - s d cm't now n .'--O' i ts
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,N 5 S .^. S t h i I nS :'.'?re 0 U 7: C e CIM ? C.-. Z. S Of the
Center. rt.at-ably representatives of 2 rne,h�done cl*..-.',c an-3 :3 S!--nte
Dep----,:?nent of -- Mili and Z-Tl;'J---d
t'd-.21 the rpolice would intimidate the*-. c ILLS. Polict. s-a'-d
they e-un't ',11C7 'T,-)ne)- 110 h>c2te e--e
rollce'lave tl:e r*—ht idea. If. in fact, tbjeY rickc-C! "he
wrong place, Chat S�;Ou' 1 be a re".-i"Ively Sirn-c" e r 10 COI -A ect,
xc on cr ;�.-n ;�--- -e-
n d t h e c R y 5 , .,use money as a
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In f,-!Ct, p-- t h �- y arc s E! a r c I i in. for a t. e now.
They should i1ndi one. scan. to -0 nlon- :with t*--
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establ;;hed foot patlro!s and mount-1-d patrols in Ulf L in
Qvef,own. LnIx s h police and residents open r rw -ates n Lt
just. tn i: n d ol d Aftmes.
After the Ovcvvn cont-.0--ersy
of black officers rE-nz-nved 01-cir -rcouesMor -q-f z:! I - I I (-d
SU a-.155 I at the C r---o." a
s .1 r c!Z. L;—, .0 -S-aO-t:21 % iI - C - : a:- Cz: e NCk
'Q-11MU!1) V. ri-Fre c>,).-; i, ro.
ci ty a .- szie i, -.vas im L
o c. r r! 71 v, S -I:-5 y an,
L t tl e Havn r -2. 13- u t Gar: i n d Ferri e hedged, ton, by nobs that
net es financially efficient --.s n !;M-le
Life would bt� --i m;)';--r if cost e A f-, ci -2;- cy C! re th t- eom".- ant
lactor .in all decisions. But rnany problems don't. 1=a nd
:Jth-.ttapf0.-'-C.i,:lit':-.�?l, ed u c a On a nif I aw C C c me n' talc t'. e
areas in which expanse slilou,"Wt be the rn--In cc�.Iccrn.
people t2l), CO.St --s it it vvere the detc.—mina.-t,
usinf, money ,szn excuse.
sl- v--,ld viev., —joiice
then 2T1 CXPt-.-Se.
In bo;h Little zed Liberty City. rcs,.: nts and
%vould be:�-N: .-c,— Li'--.c :? -Imi-c-front of"Aice in
subst:!'ions in Libt-rw City and Little H-nvzna -.%-c,---Id
mu:kn zn ongning, r--IM.r th:,n !n t-rnt-rrency-O.-i-- F-:;bre
P: C st, c e h --, t v Lou v c co :+r.,ty r 0 nt n
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EDISON CFj4TER BUSINESS DISTRICT T FZONOM IC nr NEL0Pt;EtiT
MIMITTEE I•:EETING
June 28, 1983 '
11:30 to 1:00 P.M.
A G E N D A
I. Approval of Min;ii:es
June 22, 1963
;ram;•; +.c:r� v G
Cri) :!sr
Uptown City 'lail
6116 N.W. iLh Ave.
II. Review *and Discussion of Parhing Study Feasibility.
III. IdentificalCion of vaca.nt:Jots to be utilized for parking facili-
ties. d
_. W. Discussion of Police sub -station in the Edison Business District.
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MIAM11. FLORIDA 33101
Jul; Q, 1c,
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Dear 2•`_:. 1:-.son:
G�
Firs', we vaSlt to c„L'i;-atuIa1_yoar or ani,-a,ion i*or (] 1 s 1 -^
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job on tie 1' � J J
1�de? Ci t;•-/�iosr - City area. .eII, �:J_1 f t, ;r,�,s u c^h a d;
varie director .as po_nt_d out by the Comer: orts nttee G" •our 1
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neet,ng.
We a=a a::. ra Of ,j''ou' • Oru-nization's c?ril- 'a i rl i:l t.i:e (,'_i o *tea^t
6.. ►r ... is . i! prJ�
gram S.h ich we know is vei f sis-ni-flcant .for your arep..
Ve are elated about. the Orpganized i:CrchaI:ts Association vh-ich has been es—
tablished in the area. We ':now that t1le the c.
^erc.:ants are �c:.oric case of
Che C;,:-_-.utdty.
-Va want Your A: sDc )lai? on, and th
}now t^at you have the paiZ:'Li_nt s :Doz � Of `r._�..e l:i.? :a Ci.7'= -ll 1 jr tO 1
r]svolcnt ssOCiation ill roar quest for a sub -station on Dr. ).:.:t.ner
King, Jr. Doulevazd because we L:now -Ural a su''--station ui1l tr,e
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V,e till also support you in all of yotj.q • if t_ti.e.c 1 '^g _
tl,p 1•.:?BA- CALL 00 to rlP_cn nrnni�_r�. tic cnr� ?Lti��r� nll t�•.i1 o.�Cri
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Eddie Smitb. ?reside:nt
(' Js =es ;':Cray, Vice '=�sidant
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July 12, 1983
I'Sayor I`iaur i c - A. Ferre
3500 Pan American Drive
1•1iami, Florida 33133
Dear t:ayor Fetre:
This is in reply to the mini station that will be forced'•on
our comumunity.
The coranunity has-spo};en -loud and clear about -•hat is not
in their best interest as it relates to. stat5 u, a.
At a. meeting of Commissioner Dawkins, the Ed3. ;on Center
Business District Economic Development Co--_mit .-^e neeting, a
vote was taken and it ;:as unaniiaous ly : pae.s'ed ': ythe cori-jruni ty
that a sub -station is .hat they would get anc_ �ioL_ else.
A mini station and store front is not accepts, :le.
1.e of'the I,erchants Association, the economic base of this
co.nxniunity and the tax base this city, demand that
a part of of
our co-jT,*,,nity receives a sub-stat-Jon and no other substitute
of this station such as a mini station or store front station.
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The M--rtin Luther Fin i•.`:� n
Economic Dete!opment \'nice
i�Iiar1i-��:cie ��'��ter end Sc:j�•er
T ;
Opens Libel-ty City Office
Fits, it was i;:l:..Ihcn cam: Flor.wja P.t:cr r. Licht
Vel.' No. I Fall, 19F3
11. (, amphcll S.+mla: M::� ,O:1
1'rcaidcnt Earuti•c Dirt:tor
Company. Now. 34Lmi-D do \V' orr and Sct,cr Authot1:3 has
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Ch;tyi Lara
Editorial Aes:alant
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incr.::>cd .. the n:,r..tct G. r.:::± or u:ility� outl::i to :ht:; in Iht
Fdrlar
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I3uard ai Uir;ctott
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A!resd -. %Si:I .:ni C:µcr is '._::r.F int:InaI
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Jrt.`di:i:::do^! t!•eI \ .. •.j+j :..j tt:,:: to L.=.. .... caF: :d
l..hn..•n, ltca,u:cr. (imcmt-r's AE•rui:,rc;, }iatb. r, :ga;
Main 1'tcan, Alown Echo:•. D.,nicl Franca. Ado%-! �!s
lo::d of r:Si.'rnis ct••_. (ut :`.ia ►:ulgt!r of F:inf --hit:
Ilnt;t, AV-m Ilc•tnr., Fittbrr: `cc.c• L'atic Ttm:s:nd S.— m
to ...�wc t1.rc: hi}: ,,^,�l"n:..'� i^. t•:,: >iop.
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The zeorrs- t f ,!•. i_;:t :\ k 1. zetcC at N \_\*, ith A\cnu:.
fw, 1Jn....... rcd flitch=l, air .,cl:u:nc :,um Al r+:r>ar.a
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Johnuy Lee
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P.'si�csa:s any the con runitj at I; rr: want to sArnothChan tht)?_::yCtt:.nt t:
the addition of a Police S"I'S n:ion %%-hi:`: they b:li:-e Should be lu:atcd at A.W. 62nd S' t,I. l.no%%n as M 1.% lioulcsatd
b::%;:c:i IG:h Atcnvc and I I i h Avcnue. Racl.cd b) \1LKEDCO, mt.mbcrs or the Edison C:nt, :.'.lode: Ci:)ht::ch_wI; Ai-sociatior
oih.-r props, suer indi%id:::!s gip, cared bc{nr; the City Comrriaion to sate t(hy it. • Station was needed. Awned with
ec-:lplet: proposal. the Co:nr,issicr. : s:.c.i :has the prup o> I be discu-c;' cith City' `' rcr No. and G2:).
Execut4t Director stated that the substation could hap spot imcsimcnt and rc%italir:ltidn of'th: area.
`%%Is) re sired a subs:_ilon in the Lihrrt) Cit) a:r7"
Csmv0 Mason
Esccutite Dirrcte; - \!LKEF)CC
Kin- t;C:IGf^IC 15-.[% CC1T,- Jia10:1 h::1 Whirr u ct:: A .11-01,1:
b::f: gi.e:s t1:. charge to help rc+i:_li; a th; ` oeo City; l.ibrny nztl.:Ip1 e: M, 1:,:; rrcds of (4: co^I::I:nit3'. the^ t'
n enit.. I;: eot:;t-*1i:) Gcl ::siOw
City\t as.btaera:+rlrt, 1.►ee t
A c..-.vc CortleUr•..hich is the cco:.urni: %tin of ou; com.munily. not G.cl!h:l,;.:.•;, Sf, %%V,: PCl'111:II m:rfj.ctj,!.ICCin (If(•
\': e r.-.-d a s.bsta:inn if t•c : 1c .c-rine.::;, :t rc►italirint; : nd I 13mv t:rc. .... .ds cd . is cn:r.^!u: it)'. Th; sahs:atiar rla}•
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Proiect Description: T1L1; Boulevard Police Station
a C4A
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Land Area: 1.5T Acres
Location: Between 11 th and loth Avenue
Northwest E'r(? Street
Dui?dino Area: 15,000 Square fret gross
Capacity: 200
Probable Cost:
15,000 SF
Building @ $45.00/SF = $575,000
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September 20, 1983
H E M-0 R A N D U M
i TO: CO':::'tiIT�-3L4C�.S IN ORGANIZED L. 30R
t Political Action Co=_ ittee `Se:Sers
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FROM: T. Willard Fair, President
SU-3j I- EEFI'.:G 'NOTICE
City Manager }io::ard Gary, has been invited to attend our
September 24, 10,83 meeting, to discuss the possibili t , of
a City of PIi ami. Police Sub -Station in Liberty City.
I hope all of you will nske a special effort to arrange
your busy sch_dules to attend this zeeting.
Date: Saturday, Septerber 24, 1953
Time: 12 Noon
Place: 14r. George Adams' Home
I 1055 N. V. 60th- Street
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6116 N.W. 71h A%c•nur- Miami. Florida 33127. Tc1,1t!..rn:. (:05) 75-1-7652
jar iu---ry 18, 1934
maivin J. ia.-IJ;, Dirrh:.,Lor
IIa:.e Cr--:nty Hu.zsing & Urban
Davelo�rrent
1401 N.W. 7t_h Strut
J;iami, rZorida 33125
Daar Mr. i ts:
j'�-- of ::8i Lin Dith?r King F-concaniC D°�'22r �7;r7ni` Corpa. ation
has its mission to revitalize and innr.ive the goestion of
life in the AWel City rl%rca.
The record will reflect that have done ,oti aitstanding
things in this •ctzi-auni.ty to rake that c`.a-• : W- are in the
pro.^Uss of de- eloping the c•--o-:on- ic asp✓-ct of oar 7t-h liven' -a
corridor. This will b:! the life-2 ine of '.'.is ezi--minity. Ln
other wores, are e_3t-ib] ishing a place C ?t will ireet the
no_?ds of this ccyar-i :nity an3 restore the ):' nd of market place
that once existed hcre in the past.
`rlo C10 this the of Uie :_.71son t•�arc ants tlC7,
w;uch are a part of this ccrr;:?nity, ha . agro-3 that if
are serious a!-)oUt c-onbiie in this a:ea then ..e
rrLLst establish a sub polio station. Thus changing the
precept of :his coirrsnity. 'Tha rerch�•hts in this area are
1>2ing repaate-31y informed of the difficulty of obtaining
insurance for their ba.sinoases tr=:'Js3 of the 2ack of polka
protection in the area.
tr= have pat •toccthp-r a pac :age in relation to estSo2ishing a
police sub s: ition on 62s 2 s`re t '_Oth and l lth
a ti�i s p_ c,- -ty bel o:. !s to MUD-)
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n:s_si ng Urban Dc: of ofm_nt, and %tee are r� qo-:!S, ing that h.JD
da^ate this petr'sty to Martin Uather Ki tg B--on:-iuc
D_velc--r-t_nt Corporation a coa-i jnity h.sr ! nant rofit
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};c.:ard V. Cary
City o: JIETII ?tanager
City Eall
3500 Par. American Drive
1•'iami, Florida 33133
Di:ar Mr. Cary:
Dade County, through its Department of Yousinc, and Urban DC`.'eluj1,rEnt i:cs rec[l-Ed
a request from the Martin Luther. King Economic 1:av lo}-ei?r 'Corporation for t1he
develop.ment of a parcel of land in the `;ocel City ni'ibnbc• h;►od (1060 '_: rti:± Luther
Ming Boulevard) for a proposed City Of ?;ial,li Police •subsi' _Lion.
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Along with the request, ? LK-EDuO submitted a conceptual g of the statioii.
various news releases, and letters by r;odel City and Edi:•gin Center ,mere -:ants sup-
porting the construction of a substation. In addition, a package con:ained a
riotlon by the City o- Zi:F-^i Commission directing the City haver to report 1,;:ck
to the City Co::nission with a proposed source of funding =r a date for the start
o: construction. The subm:ssiOn de�anstrates that ?��:- 0::;as done a cons:c- rablc
a:n:Lunt of Zoad warl: in bringing this project to its curry. •t-tatus.
Since the proposed use of tie land would
have to he a Ci;..-
;)1)1ored project, %:e
cannot proceed with the request without
the
City's advice! _ . ! approval. We need
to t:-e City advise us that (11;, it
w}11
locate a po'
su1:-.tativn in Liberty
City; (2) the site at 1050 Eartin Luther
King
roulerzrd
;%ccep:able; (3) the
funds are :4vailable to build the substation
and (4) if
ity wants to :Nave a
Cor.-minity heveloniMent Corporation build
the
substation . •
name of the Co -:-unity
Developn_nt Corporation wlio:n the City wants
to devr-'1cp
We will b.- happy to cooperate with the City and the TLibi Ly. City on this
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Sa-;;e1 Mason
E;:ecutive Director
i�g ruomic`:arrin Luther l:
D--velop-ent Corporation
6316 N.W. 7 Avenue
Miami, Florida 33127
Dear Mr. Mason:
1401 N.V. 7 : H F;=cT
P.O. t OXs`,�2�0
MIA 1I, FLOF;IDA 33135
(3)5; 547.7529
OFFICE OF HE D;F'-CTOR
I think your proposal for a Police Substation in the ?;:del City area is a t"orth-
,:; ie Project. T.�:.-:rd that end t:e uil.l be }.a�py to crop crate with the City and
the Liberty City Co. mimity in the project.
,be prop^sed use of the land would have to be a City approved project, therefore,
I have asked the Coitnty ::_naser to -advise Nx. }imard Cary of your proposal to the
C(,:tnty, (a copy of the letter is attached).
Upon i.cniing from the County Mlanac.;er's Office on the City's ry ponce to the letter,
1 mill ed':ise you of the action taken.
Sincerely. '
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1 etropol:t%1) D;!de Count►
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74 1•,est Flr:&l er S�.reeL _
J;iarr,i, F1Grida 33130
Dear l';r. 'Sti e r1,e i m:
I am in rece'_i pt of your let• It•er reLaareing t;;e request' f rorr
Martin 7uHier l; rig FconomiC 1/E1'ElG:��:�nt CUr�:{+rat•iC)n for
cevelor►r,ent of a pa-r cel of land owned by T::ee Counij` for a
of notice s:rasLa'►.ion.
the —
CihJ
In order i•};at 1'U1) proceed with fC111e�in� is
Offcr ed in response to the issues you ;aiscfi: -
The Ci Ly of iii ami is &oi ng t•o loca i•e a police su".'+si.21•i On =
in Liberiy City. Tile Ci-,Gy Co-•;:i_sion on Fel•ri:ary
1 9,4 , a:A hori ;ed the 7 iberty V? i,y si.1-is t•ation
Ordinance No. 9S03 and avnrflpri t.ec an ansount not 1.0
exceed S5,000,000 for thi s sues i or,.' These Lori es
;ere rl located from anti crated ; e•; cnues f r on ::re .
,;20, 000, 000 Police Bvaooi:ar Lers and Crime Frevent' on
Frci 1 i t i es General Onl i Kati on Bonds.
2. The City 1:dni ni strati on, as we11 -s 1-he i-, amu Fo1 : ce
Dej�rrt-n,er:t, 1s 1r7• .:fir �'Er; rlt: ul:at the s37.e �Uca c at
1050 J':ar tin Luther };ing Loule�ar•d is. acceptable for the `
a "Liberty Ci L.y substation..
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The funds for the constr uc t•i Gr, l o1•1 e 1.iber-Ly Ci ly s1=�'•'
slat•ion are available as L: F so)ut•ion NO.
S4-31 8 n},i ch of fi ci al ay acceF�J _:c i.,;e rc:sul is cif the
1:arch 13, 1904 sped el r_•ur:i ci..r_ E 1 ec; on in which :.he
• 1 9`4 Foli ce Lor,d was a-purorc:t'• .;y t.l;e el ec Lor ate. AS
I,rcN=i o::sly rent.:; ones, Ord_rnance provides i or an
1 al l ock'%.i on of up to S5,000,000 ; ..- c.11 t}:; s police bond for _
the Li l+er t,s Ci t:y subs;.2tion. :�.:;..; c•r, �:e ::re st:i ll i n
the process of uund vali cati u: r:-ai:i red prior to the
i ssi:r nee of bonds for sale. —
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a devel oper
to 1,ui ) d
►.},e Li 2,erty
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Vieref ore,
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r.dv i se you as
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Cozij:uni ty
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Ca; DOT' t1 on devel op the site,
or, i f '..hey
so des:�r_
>;},iell Cc•!c:!*,jnity
DeveIo�•:..cnt
CorTic) ration
hill ---
Uti 1 i zed . The City 1.Gl:al ly CC,(ji.;'rcts :+'i th 2 CG1)Str L•.
t�On Contractor i.0 f11i70 ii•s irCil?t?eS F_i:•cr 2 "arr.;
,Lid process !:as boon comp? e ed .
I },pi t-e .:;at
i•his iP 1�ornal.lon will be .:11=1;cJeJit -or you
to �G1
ahead : i th
the
transfer of pro_ e,-ty to i.he C'i ty- of 1 i r:r•i �c —
utili_ation
as
1,e si to i"or :•"',e LjI-eri.j• C; tyr subs;.ation
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furt•i,er i of or rcr_•►•i
on be reou i red re�a: e _ r:,r, 1.}; s r�atl.er, please
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not hesi;.ate
to
contact me.
Z ool:inb f o-- wai •rd to our con 1•i:,-0ed COiJzi._ on i n ill: s •.•a i•i.ir o
sreat JLvor ranee. iLo, our com-nuni ty.
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�Lr. :i:'«ard V. Gary, City :•:anager
Ci `y of Miami
3500 Pan krerican Drive
Miami, Florida 33133
. ar Mr. Gary:
I N sjld like to co-a,.ent in te.mU of two i,_ tLers that :.t_re s`ro.%n to
o;;r association.
O7 ic letter C.3t:'d F &br iary 2, 1954 Iron Co'Jlity Yar-3 er, :.R. St erheim
ar.3 another CAtcd July 4, 10,84 f rcm City ?•anager, iic�: arO Ga.-'.
i,ft:er rca3inq resolutions from 'the City Co'. fission In of the
;,-:,;t.c ion in Lib_rty City and Little th; e '--1'ci• :� nts .sscx.ia-
i 0^ i- To,7st l o-r`s. iti jy }:::sn t t th . e 1>aa ': any .;t7: *::Felt In torr^5
of to on Northo&st 62 1>ztu+a!2n L.---nth c?nd el nt"l
as it ::l.,tes to the e-c-cToisition of that land?
From my ur,"erstanding, i'.3rtIn W'LherYiI)q'F.^.O;)MIC.rZVL1Ci'1:.?ilt COrJo-
ration (MLXEDM) s�ulanitted a proou sal to 'L`ie Conty (32r.ar,.Ient of
i5o::sing and Urban P`.sveloj-)r,-nt. T'nis pro;:r,31 :as accepts; ar,d certain
)estions %.;ere a5k.EO of you.
i -o-n ojr un:l•=rstanning, these q:; stions wr •= all ^s::er:�?, }� )t ��a f inc5
pro'Jl-�rz with tun parts of yo-)r letter c:.=tom J::ly 9, 191G4, r.-.m?ly the
entire -,-- tion nuri,erc-O four and a 'portion of the ]ast ��:'rn �:�'1 �:},nrz
reference is made re ardin, trans:erring tj'1? 1:,r3 to ih:- CiI of Miptrd.
t•�e nc��3 yo.:r response to 'J-.e n;:cst i ons bal.a :
y o Is the City paying t}:e}• want to .,. _ui re t�;� land f r, the County?
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o it>_s the Cityt-:c)n,,k-nic
that Lhey w;int to With
lnitiat. A this Proy"Ct?
o ions the City have anothar site for t-he suc-5A-;Aion irstc.id
of 62 Stre-et tenth : na elov-nth a•::>rm.)�!s?
t•;� r- .re]c�::ing fonwarcl to voir continuc6 cv�;>�raii:7n in Lhis -.attar,
fo: it ^eTiniLely is a cr.atter of great i�rh►ortance to>.:r c ity.
Sincerely,
Pav-on6 manarell
P. asi:;ent
cc: ;- zl,or :Ourice Terre
City Ca:inissioners '
j:ayor Ste?'}en P. Clark
CO-.;i1`�y cuaTdSSloners
=-,L� c..=.or:a-nic 7�ve1 o x-.►�nt Corp.
1:niyht, xssista3nt City manager
Bernard MzGriff*
Enclosures (7)
Cctober 1.0, 1984
Mr. Mierre tt Stierheim
'County Manager
Metropolitan Dade County
.73 W. Flagler Street . - .. - I - ..- . . . . .. -
I'Siani, Florida 33130
Re: LibertUy City Substation
Dear-14r. Stierheim:
This letter follows our telephone conversation
of October* 9,%
19134. The lease of land to the City on a long term
basis at a
i CLO:aLyear is acceptable to the City.
As we. have expressed. to ILhe - County,, tip developtent
of the
Liberty City Substation is a project of jr-imary
concern to the
City and ve would appreciate moving exped-il5io,,isly
on the execu-
tion -of the lease.- Please have a draft develorled
that is accep-
table to the Count-y as rapidly as possible.
Since,,qrjy,
Ho, ard V. ry
(it I ICE OF COUNTY IMA',IAGER
911 C-.Oula I I0UI;C_
1.11AMI. FLO.MDA 33130
(305) 375.5311
October 24, 19S4
Xr. Eovard V. Ga*ry
-City Manager
City of Miami.
3500 Pan Imerican rive
X i ami, FL 33133
Dear
I Am'in receipt of your letter of October 10, IT"t egardinc,
the Liberty City Substation. As we discussed, t iunLy will
•lease to the City a parcel. of laud eesi"nn .-ted a.;.**.:-,'O N.W. 62
Street on a lorr'-team basis for $1.00 per year. 17!e ire currently
-dav lopina a draft.3ease which will be for-'.,ard 0 r office
e eu .;
Wit'Llin thirty days.
.. I Understand your desire to initiate this projcthus will
q10 vbatever possible to ex edite this proccz;s. -ritcbell Friccl=an d you leave -
any questions, please contact Is office at
5-4513.
ra n erely,
Ii. R. Stierbe'
rounty Ilamager
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i'Ol i ce Department
SUelE CT. b1 be I tl• City
Substeti on
rP0►' �• C. I, Jr.
jssis,,ant City Nan,:ger
PErt P t"CES
h [tacked is a cons of a letter to C_i�• T•:?n: der Ec, --
indicating �' . Gary
that Eetropolitan Dade County is in tale "process. Of
preparing a long term S,1 a year lcase for the location of the
1fibLrty City Sut:stat•:on. V))e.n that drafi lease is r ece-Aved it
ill be processed :•1,roLFl, normal Ci tS channel: •
Vo»l.a :you please• have the bond unit advise I•,r• -nuel Eason of
the J•:artin Iluther King Economic Development CorporGtSon of this
ficant development.
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Assistant City Xarager
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City Aana,er
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City of
3500•Pan l-erican Drive
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Dear Mr. Gary:
I am in receipt of �'CNIIr letter of October 10, 1:)84 regareing
the Liberty City Substation. its %-e discussed, t.11e County will
lease to the City a parcel of land 3es3gnated as lobo 62
Street on a long -tern basis for $1.00 per year. 1:e are currently
developing a draft lease which will be for-arded to your office
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%:itbin thirty days.
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1 u;'•der=?.and' your dt•sire to initiate this Projc-ct and thus ill
eo possible to cxPedite Olis process. SlInuld -'ou 11ave
a;;y yu�_.;ions, please contact Xitchell Friedman of ry office at
?75-4513.
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LEASE AGPi:Ei•::,NT•
THIS AGREEMENT, made and entered into this day
of 19 , by and between DADE COUNTY, a —
political subdivision of the State of Florida, hereinafter
designated as the "Ol•;NER", and City of Miami, a municipal_
corporation of the State of Florida, hereinafter referred
to as the "TENANT",
WITNESSETH:
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That the OWMEP., for and in consideration of the re-
a
strictions and covenants herein contained, hereby leases
to the TENANT, and the TENMT hereby agrees to hire from the
OWNER, vacant land legally described as follows:
Lots 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11, in Bloc: 10,
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HILDAMERE RE -SUBDIVISION, as recorded in
Plat Book 40, at Page 51, Dade County, —
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Florida —
TO HAVE AND TO HOLD the same for a terns of 30 years,
commencing on 19 and term:.inating on
v�znarts and agrees
The TE1AIN _ co g
to pay to the OWNER or its appointees, a total rental of
One and n0/100 ($1.00) dollars per year, payable at the
Finance Depart: -gent, Dade County Courthouse, ►'iarii, Florida,
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or at such other place :end to such other aerson as the
to time desi -n :te a;i t
ARTICLE I
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ARTICLE II
CONDITION OF PREMISES
The TE+P_ZT hereby accepts the land in the condition
it is in at the beginning of this Lease.
ARTICLE III
UTILITIES
The TENANT, during the term hereof, shall pay all
charges for hater, electricity and trash pickup.
ARTICLE IV
MAINTENANCE
The TENANT agrees to provide, construct, maLntain
and keep in good repair, condition and appearance, during.
the term of this Lease, any improvements to the s ; to and
rma.intain the land in a clean condition.
ARTICLE V
ALTERATZPNS BY TENANT
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The TENANT nay make improvements on the la . without
the written consent of the Ol,'ER. All inproveme.s, (except,
bi,i. not limited to, which are readily removable - :_thout in-
jury to the premises) shall be and remain a part of the land
at the expiration of this Leas. Subject to the -above, any ,
carpeting and removable partitions installed by '`:ie TENANT
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within the, improvements shall rc;- yin the TKNZAN T' ;j pro-por. t}•
and :-:,y Le , t:.!oved by the _..:; :;'T upon �::u �..;�ir, ion o�: tl7e
Lease Agree-ent or any renc:�al or cance-11ption !-.oreof.
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NO LIABILITY FOR PEI:SO;:A1. PROPERTY AND 114I'ROVEMENTS
All improvements and personal preperLy placed or Moved
- ' in the land above described shall be at the risk of the
a,
TENANT or the owner thereof.. The 01-:":ER shall not be liable-
to TENANT for any damage to said personal property unless
caused by or due to negligence of 0`.:NEP., Ol I�ERS, agents,
or employees.
ARTICLE VIII
PEACEFUL POSSESSION
Subjec.t' to the terms, conditions, and covenants of
this Lease, OWNER agrees that TENANT shall and may peaceably
have, hold and enjoy the land above described, without
hindrance or molestation by 01•.TNER.
ARTICLE IX
SURRENDER 0. LAND
TENANT agrees to surrender' to 01%'NFR, at the end of
the terms of this Lease or any extension thereof, said leased
land in as good condition as said land uzs nt the beginning
of the term of this Lease. TENANT further agrees to remove
all structures placed on the land by the 'TIEN NT as requested
by the OWNER.
ARTICLE X
INDI T-MIFICATION AND E01_1) _'•:_.S_`
The TENAVIT hereby agrees to in%dr —•_%i; y .=nd ,:eve the
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0� A'ER harmless from any and all claims, Iiability,gara—gse�
a and causes of actions wnich may arise as a r c�sult of this
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APPENDIX B
SOUTH SUB -STATION BACKGROUND DOCUMENTATION
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Bongs Para ,:,--'uzi)-te1 General
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EI-4ia 13 de marzo de 1984se le pe,V-,i a los
clectorcs de la Ciudad de Miami it la
de la Pol cla dc Miami y Para
que.jim). cii a
ServidosPre-v -m-tivos Contra
Ct)mj.-;W m de la Ciudad a procedcr con cit ico cmisioncs
de bonos como se descritx- iqui. C3(13 esix;
el CrImen
cmisiones de bonds esti designada part un proyecto de
mejoras municipales diferente v se votar.i por each una
OAJETIVO: La crniii6ndt- - 1`1111:js Para el Cuartel Generald:
cilas sepracbmente.
de )a Policia d( Aliani, v jvx-a �crvicios Prc%-cnti%-os Contra
Los prowctos son: — Cuartel Gencral de la Policia
el Crimcn, cst.i cfiw�. (L-I Maraa\ ticbr at Departamento
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y Servicioi Prevenfivos Contra el Crimcn;Nk-jorli al
de )a Policia de Miami Imccric (rcrae a los dcsafios
Alcantarilliclo Pluvial;ttlejoras Para Pm,� quev Recreos;
impuestos por 1xi rwcesikl:;LIC; de hov Para fortalecer cl
Modcmi7tndem del Estidio Orange Bov,-, lWesirrollo
cumplimientc) de la.; levcs la< neces4lade.s fUtUras; vn
del area Southc-ast Overtown Mark N.VeNt
areas dondeel crimm Y;;1 rf -hi:id6n han incrcmentado
dramaticamcnte duianic lw; Olurnos afios. Se cspera que
U decisi6n cle incluir en ]a boleti etc( total estas
este programa de borx.)., It; -re licnar lis nccesididcs
emisjones v una Etimienda a la Carta Constitutional de Ii
futuras del Departamento de la Policia.
Ciudad, fue* tomada en una reunion de 1.1 Coinisi(m de 13
CANTIDAD: S20 milloncs
Ciudad en cl mes de encro, con el fin de uzilizar )a.-,
Elecciones Primarias de Preferencia Pre�idcncial de la
DATOS SOB ius-umi,rES:
Florida; economi7-indose �Lsf el costa que acirrearia una
-Mejorarniento (lei sistenia de comujj;c3ci6n radial de la
clecci6n municipal especial. Todos los residences de )a
policfa lira clinfinar pasdcficj(-:icj.Ls vn pas trmsmisioncs,
Ciudad de Miami inscritos para votar, podrilin hacerlo en
oos sta clecci6n.
incremcntando asi la sce,urid-ad de la cludadinia v de
lot; oficiales.
-Refinarniento y realce de Io5 terminales de comptita-
2--ni-niendas a )a
Boras digitales n-W)%-ilcs que proveen informaci6n
policiaca rapid;, v dirccta.
*'*--"fta Constlitudonal
-Un poligono de tiro it blanco ( jue pernlitaa los oficialc-s
c
mantener v 111CjC"r SLI proriciencia en el manejo de
le pedira a los votantes de la Ciudad de Miami
armas de fuego en un lugar <guro.
que eniftan sus votos en )a siguiente"Enniienda a hi Carta
\,clliculosde
..
Constirucional:'durante la election municipal especial
k
motor confisca&s. conibinatia con UP3 Unidad de
dt:I 13 de- marzo.
custodii de prolbedades, donde puetbn guardirse otros
obictos conf iscido%.
Ennnienda a IF, Carta
-Subestaciones que provean todos los servicios
n 1*.cst,A'tud*or.zd No. I
usuates en lx%."k11CLS dc Lihertv Citv \- la PC(jL1Cf1;1
Habana, que facilitma I:i policla 1111'Contlicto MIS
U Erimiend3 Mmero I a la Carta Con;titucional,
directo con las a Iwi cualessirven.
enmienda la C-irta Constitutional de la Oud-id de Miami,
.1
-Ampliacit5n V M-1) -1--ick", Jet edificio que alherga
hiciendo"cAmbios insustanciales- en Cl LIOCLImento Para
Cl Cuartel Germ,! &;a Policia. con el fin de prower
corregir errores gramatic2les, sinticticos v luingiji.sticos;
serviciosde urm an,,ncriz mis rapit: i y eficiente.
efiminando, provisiones redundantes v rce.structurando v
COSTO A LOS Chi' I'll
renumerando secciones de la Carta Comstitticional y
Cuartel General ck-L "'&L is V
1k
partes de la misma"
Servicius Prevent rv):; (,'or- a el Crimen
Amill;;ramiento esiw: Ao . ................
.06()o
Costo promedio tixrnm'i! it iklividwl
Boletas Muestra
(por residencia Edaiiim ustirmdo) ............... 16C
Ze
ENMIENDAALA CARTA CONSTITUCIONAL NO.IQUE
ORDENANY-A, -*1 TO 2 I ZAN DO LA F M ISION DE HONOS
PROVEE NIODIFICACIONFS NO ESENCIALFS EN LA
U 011l.IGACI0'i:,1i,'*-I N!-*:-,AI;*S I'M LA CANTIDAD
CARI*k CONSTI TUC IONA 1. DE LA (JUDAD
Dr. $20,000j.01, M w'i EL CUA I11*FL GEM: MAL
DE LA PG)M IA YLAS INSTALACIONE.S
DEPHEVE'N
J, C r -'tr"
CRIMINALES,
se vc-ncerian cn playcKinuatc, Ok i arnix)s mc1u%i%r. a partir
dc Ij Ice W& 12 cms,wi k:(- i t,.jrjt),.. Con un intc.ci
2-11
denm) cle Ii-. msaN
1 —T--204;
rV 0' tk In -OP.-
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SWATA I.U)ES out. F'Itop.C.To
3onos para Mejorar el
Bonos para i"lle-jorm less i
Alcrantarillado Pluvial Facilidad'es de Parques y 2.ecreo
0111JETIVID: FA Progrima rde.%Iejor,.Ls dclAicantarilla6; ORIETIVO.
Pluvial est-A proycciado para provuer ul drcna)�- adectlado
para W caller de Is Ciudad de Miami. discitljdo para mci, .;-.0 t.L-; facilid.h k-S de los Par(ILICN y
SUN1A:'.;30 millones Recrvt I en vxlo \1 ia Ili i
DATOS SOBRESALTIENTES: SUMA: 5 ' 15 mill-mt-
-Una emiskin tie boners para Alcintarillav; I'luviales (Itic RATOS SOBRESAT.11Y-Vu-s: ks,; trus princip-Aes
I'Lle nproblh!a por los clectores en 1978 viahihz6 el elenwrims. & e,rc r- Y-railla son:
financkmijento pares niteva:s facilidades Cie drenaie a lo S10 111111011c,, PJr-1 h, Mciorls en Parclucs y Recrx)
largo Lie 6; millas de caller n1LIi1iCij)JIC.1;. Vecil-lile-s scrdil I'mr. i,t# ,, para:
-AproximiLL'inumte 350 IlliflJS Lie IIIS C311CS do 13 (AMI.R.1 Aurnentarl.t, tat. ilk!;Wes rccrc;icionales.
ictualnicnte lienen drcnajeadCCLI.1d0.
-La emisi6n de bonus actual es para COII(illl.tar las Mejoras env[ si.;tcmi de iIUnlin-.tci6n.
mejoras qucse iniciaron en 1978. Elirninaciu'n de
-FaciliC!.a,.-Ies adicionales de drenaje serc(ILlicreRen -Iniciaci6n de protecci6n ambictit.0 cn los parques
Miami, porque esta area recibe casi 0 Ohle (lei del 'Itoml.
promedics anUal Cie HLI'Via nXional v la (lest aci6n sabre el Un progmnia Jr t:mhcIIecimivnto (It- parques
induyem!t) Ia iembra adicitinal Lie drI)oIc,, v p;j!;Ijer
nivel del mar deNliami es relativanlel"ItC k1j'.1, 10 (ILIC
hace dificii el drenaic en Ins caller, Cie "IJI ILICS S I0 millonc- lyara nivioras Cie piscinas, provecrin:
cantidick-s de igua PILIVi:11. Este c\ce,;o do agim a El e�iahledmicnto tic la naticii'm conics UllaaCtit, idad
menULIO impide el t1nics del trifico, i rccreacioral
-r-sta cmisi6nde boncts proveeri S5 mill(mes anuales. -Expansion tie Ia tempomda de nataci6ii 111CLU311tC 1:1
durante los pr6ximos scisahos, para fimmciir Ia calcficcitin Cie Ia-, agux, de to pisci(I.1
construcci6n de alcantarillas phivialvs. - Fliminan-J, I ell 1-.Is piscilla.s
-- Reduciendt I Ios lu_i%tt)�; (operaciomile., tie las pkcitm�, -Las primerLs alcantariflas pitivial" se con-lirUirim en hs
irms clue tengan mayores problem -.is tie illt.111daC011 C -Fstjbleciendoa Miami cone 3115tri6n tie CL)Il1I'1V(CI1kJ.IN
inClUiri Ia parts do Miami al Oe-ste de IMCLItle Road. mavores -!e natack'In cn vI : mbito local, estat.fl, nak-ional
Estos bonus proveeran: e intern.acion.d.
-La climinaciOn de intindiciones severas o prolongadas 515 millonc-; cti Mejo: as del Parque Rcj',iunal provemi
en cafles de In Ciudad. - El nuevo de,,arr(,IIo del Bayfront P.irl, v Ia coordlin.wit it)
-flan de promover lasepridad v el hiene.smr de los r de (,tros pro% ecto, I 113VOres para1111t.'rellIcIltal. Cl MA) ('L'I
residentes v de Ins 1-imson-s aque' viaian diariamerat:
dcsde ]as 34w(a, a) ccntro Cie h Ciudad. -FI L!<tahlvcimicnm dwl Parque Lie Vitginkt Kc%- coma u;,
pjqpe mattow Lie ructiriciii. natural(; v 11 CmiC*3 tA_I1Id;1C1
_A1 cumplimientt) de rCgLII.1CioI1C:N J,11117CrIlaill, -1
con rCSfWC10 11 dCS39UC (IC 12S llgl.13S (7011talllin.KIAS. Cie ,iia% -I eie miami.
COSTO A LOS PROPIETARIOS:
Mcantirillado Pluvial 1-:1 -1 Aluisit-i6i) (lei Centro de Ia RZescrv.i para cl FrI11,C111-
micnto %a% A a fin eIle Lifili;'Al lo Colno Centro do TrAmp)
pi ra 1. Is Arlt-s -.I ni IA ia n Lf(,-) [-.1 11) orl L 111 i(LULICS Ct I I t V IA I
Am:llliramienti) estinindo .................. .()goo
artimh'*V; %, rvfOrz:ar la'*Ir.icticik*)ti.ii-ti.stic;i" para rcsid,. 11tie';
Costo proinedio estimado sem3nalmente tvi,ilmllc, dc Coctmilt G ro% e.
2 ones residencia famikir ....................... 24C
COSTO A PROPIC-TkRIOS:
Parque v h-,-creaci6n -knifflaramiento estimado ... it
t Pr -Imedio -(-manal estimido por rcsidencia fanjiliir. . -ISC
ORDENANZA At ' 'WRIZANDO LA EMISION DE 110NOS
U OBLIGACIONES GENFRAI.EIS Poll LA CANTIDAD DE
$30,000.000 A FIN Dh W-JOHAR IT SISTEM,-% 1)1.
ALCANTARILLADO DURANITTORMENTAS
1.10(10.0 tic V1.i1m. P'n;0.1 7wir h, ivi, ruir tma,vivi.t ioul
tc.1, I it I " 1 1*:. A
w4
.1 mutil.1111t: a In 11.11 ll I< Ilk. - L;:... k (1 0, 2.4
1) jell-. imbo., IsItAti,ox, J 1 ortir Ia vim,joll Lit: Iti,
rc%jwCIi%Kn burins, con tin ijitvi6 dmirn de la, wix, lonics en % igjr,
ittiptic'u I-.
ilintit.i6h ad valk-mmi A R%M Vf I Os 1--AON W*
Aa
ORDENANZA ACT01111ZANDO Lk EMISION DE It
U OBLIG.W. [ONES CENERALFS POR LA D)-,
$35.000.000 MR.% LAS INSTAI.ACIONES D1-. P%l(Q1 1',,,
Y ZONAS M RECRE0 DE LA C11 1DAD DE MIAMI
t1k! iJ I- I h.1 %JLA1 L 111111l Ill 0C ION tc.N., K& W—,
UUil'.t ALIS' to) MirP1, 1--i
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Bonos para la Yicderniz7,cion C#011o.s Pam el Nuevo 11
del Orange Bovil de Miami Desarrcl'io del Area, ast
OBJFTIN*O: 0)r.-truir tin twevo v moderno Orstio Overtown/Par!K West ,_1
11. mi .;pr� 1\ ciichx6) la subest r-Lictura Lie accro , tul rill i,•tilt
OBJETIVO- El Programa e Bono.; para cl Nucvo
v.44 #rattil cr, S i 1-1111011CS V eNCILIVOIL10 Cl valor d
De.smollci de laComunid:id Southeast Overto,,% ni'llark
IM West habri de proporcionar Lin mICIVO LIC.S.1i rolh para 200
SUNIA- Si:- mill 'ties acres de terrencisai liumos i) Diii;u iio Conit-rcial Cenral
DATOS SOB RESALIENTES: (CBD) deNli3mi para nucv-Ls activid-ides rcskh:iicWc%
hi,uiljjr,!1 vxc. comerciziles. Esta.irca se csptra icirld6 una p(3HucW,,i
11r(o-vcr 1adicionjl para la: picrnau v brazos. ustimada de 22,000 persona:. El iluvor 6lfask Ct- este
G)I-.,Ir.:1r serviciossanitorios v f:lC1:hd.1dCN para progrania de nuc%-o clesirlicTo sera el fzcilwir vi% icirl(to,
para familms o inclividuos dc ingre,,,,os 1`110dcrocl( ;. Este
III(.,% ecr nLC%_(.)!i, iiistemazi, de Alm-FiLwIlkLid (Ili Fil. proycicto es Lin clemento cstmtegico en cl (1cisarr)l10 de )a
Con-4ii-LAT _:)hcw rinlpx, artiph,.0 para 1-icatoric.s, adem-.1--, conlUllid3d 0%-Cr[L)%-n y de li Ciudad de M i;imi.
de cim-o nucvt\,xsccn:�-arcs de niNcles m6itiple.N. SUMA: S 10 millones
lmtal.ir u:-j pinirra marcadorA irtlii;ttica con retrasmisit'in
Lie jupt!a, v de4plicoucs tic la;la;mi,mi.s. DATOSSODRESALIEN, *TT _S:
Con-,;,truir `axihdadcs nuc% as en la zona del c.xtreillo c-me -Lacompradeterrencisix alaconstrucci6nde
-
que inclut-an- j %,i%icncL s, de ingi esos o mokiera, los, el dc:,arrollo
-Sal('n o Paraninfo de 13 Fide facilid.-Ics p6blicas.
de comercios luxiliarcs,
Kama
Rcs:3uror.te -La clemolici6n de estructuras detcrioracl.Ls.
Ur %. gra(Lis retracubics para que cn -La relocalimci6n de rcsic!cntcs o comercios desalojados
Cl PLICLI311 celchrar una amplia variedad por idquisici6n p6blica.
de comun itario-; 1.2 construccOn do sitios y ineicxas pfiblicas. -Mei-rir z: .'reade clacionamicinto cii toriloal howl.Proporcion3rx%istencia financiera para la comIRRVi6ll de viviencixi de h.,ijos o modcr.ld(L)S in grescis. inctuyendo
CARACTERISTICAS FINANCIERAS: financiamiento hipotecario.
-Sc 4e cbri -.-refc,-encia en este proyccto -.0 Lisa de forldos
1-i conscrvacbn do cstrictur.Ls de importancia o valor
cl cmplc()tle bom is pCiblico.s. hist6rico o arquitect6nicos.
- Lc),; :lentos del Orange 130\0 queV10 U.S SC 11CClIcil [),Ira La constmccillm Lie vi,.. icti(Iis para los resideritc..,
cubrirga-;,i N otvraciorlales. scapficanin para pag:q la dL -splav�ados rA)r cl provecto dcntro del area objccti\-a
dect.b c!c '.0ii;i IN)no-; a fin de redLiCir cl costa los
de la CL)nlLll)jdjd de De.,arrollo de 0wrtovviii.
proptctar,.-,:)N.
COSTO, A PROPIETARIOS-
- Sc c-,.An h'ic3rdo 11LIeVOS irrembriurios coma la
United St_:tcs Ft x almll Lc-oguc (VSH-) a till dC -.10mcillar Suuthc-.LNt OvertownWark Wczi
in Amillaramiento c-stimado .. ............... .0300
- Ei(L- ht)r :is -4.- cmplc-irdn S010 COMO Lill Wlinlk) rCCLirso Co: topromedio.scm.am i)para reSiLlenciafamiliar ... 6
para v pruntizir ra terniinaci6fi CNi((PJ ClCl ffl)% C"to. F
-La di�i-xx-hilW-il I de los h-lnos se denionir-,i Iic� 3hos
ckhuli) a! rian �!c cowtrucciOri en emps. para
reducir i n%':i sm cn icnte:a al pCiblico.
COSTO PARA PROPIETARIOS:
Orang- R,;N0
.kmillaram:ento csfim-.;Jo ................... .1648 4
cOsto prulnedio --cmanal para residencia familiar -i3C
1'r
ORDENANZAALA ORIZANDO LA EMISION DE HONOS
ORDENANZA AUTORIZANDO LA EMISION DEBO.Noiii,
U OBLIGACIONES GENFRALES POR LA CANTIDAD
U ORTAGACIONTS GENERALES POR LA CANTIDAD M.,
DE S55-000muO PARA L % MODERNIZACION DEL
$10,000,000 PARA FL N-Uh VO DESARR01.1.0 DEL
MIAMI ORANGE 110W1. STADIUM
SUDESTE ONTRIONW&N Y LA CONIUMDAD PARK WES F
i'a "t. %I1.1mil 1,;om"I enwir tit moN por M'U'U111.1 (0t.iI 1
1,
'Cktcri 1.1 Cludad 11. In't.l. emitir bonoNpx•r tilij SUM-1 11 11JI
t
A- i _11,1"A 'k i
r.,: t:. i It', I 1" 1.1 11 11111M (IC 10N [%:'I-K'l W % 11
2.1 _'i.mol. al1'.11
de 12 (cclu de la cnij,,m LIc ll,, tviA:Limm buno.�, cl M 11111 1(1(Vrc%
,d
A F W).�! .: I ON 1:0\01; 2 4; mmo.
igor, ry3%;.clero-ii
111mm,h), J.1 viloxilt
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L;'�L;-;. -t", t i'i T .1� -1• •. if Y y�,.r.Il�': �,,3, r•�t'.! _ •' -t .. " _
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..+.rV2vt:.iir..ir_y7t.'1+w2t.�+,:is.�iY.t keru..'.:iri.Aa�... Jt.�... %..►�i•?'i.il�w..I.s.�,. ti .�•.. •►: i v 1: . 1 .. �1 .t >•,.t ....T. . • \ ' - , • -=
Introduction ;: 'H t-o
'�iam� ��ice r�e:�c:cr�ar:.._.rs
I On March 13, 1984 electors in the City of Miami and Cr` ine ,�'ireL'eP.flon
will be asked to authorize the City Conu1•ti�iion try ij �""c3 Ct1i�:lec ! �U73dS
proceed with fire bond issues as dc.0 ribed herein l::tch
of these bond i Ssue5 is targeted fora different PURPOSE: The Policc I k_-idqu rtt•rs and Crime
I' d ilh�
mUfa tatpa urlpikive c nt prolt.ct an cc t e wtc.d
on sepamrely
The projects are:
—Police Headquarters and Crime F'terention Facilities;
j —Storm Sewet Improvements;
1 —Park and Recreation Facilities:
! —Orange Bowl Stadium Modernization; and
i —Southeast Overtown/Park West Redevelopment.
' The decision to place these issues plus one
Charter Amendment on the election ballot «•;is mace at a
City Commi�siun meeting in January in order to utilize the 1
Florida Presidential Preference Primary Election, thereby
saving the cost of a Special City election. All City of `tiami
registered voters may rite in this election.
Charter Amendments
1,
City of itiami voters will be asked to cast their
} ballot on the following "Charter Anlcridnient" during the
March 1?th Special Municipal election.
Charter Arnendrnent
1 Charter amendment Number I anu'rrcLs the Charter
of the City of Miami by making "nonsuhstantite changes.,
in the document to correct "s;r;unmatical. tiyr,tartic:tl and
linguistic errors, clitniniting obsolete or reclunciant
provisions and restructuring and rcriUMI— ring charter r!
sections and parts then, of." R�
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Sample Ballot's
CHARTER AMENDMENT NO. I i
PROVIDING. FOR WtiiUBSTANTI!'F.C11ANGES l
IN T11E CITY C HM(TER
ctlrrectir_, 1,ratt)Inrn..tl. ,t,rY .0 L: '.al..It?,: !r:'►;u:,lii t't(t Tr., ri:n,II:.II rtr;
ohvs1eir or rrduntUnt pi, n i,wn,; anti rt,th oururg ante rcnkuld"Cnng
Charter yet--tions and pmis tht•rcni k!r ctarzti' t s
YES _ ____ :•rl
NO
Prcrention Fac! :tr 13ond IN"ic ;: a1e;izncd tc; i:elp the
City of Miami Police Departrment meet the challeng s of
xla tcr•sw- :aenforcement requi;rcnent.s and tornt.'rrUtrS
exNctstions in an area ,ti beer crime and populatGm h.t c
increascAdramaticall' in recent tvir-. This t-tnd
program is expected to provide for future net_cis of the
Police Department.
AMOUNT.- 520 million
HIGHLiGHTS:
-Upgrading of the Ix>liee radio s, stem in orde + to
eliminate radio blind spt Pis and impro%e otfic-r and
citizen safety
-Computer enhancement and rc'iinernent of m,,hi!r
digitai computer terminals n `^ich provide direct and
rapid police inquiry
An outdoor firearms range to ens, ire that oftic•cr�4
maintain proficiency with their t, ..,pans in a Safe
environment.
-A combination property unit and auto Iwund facility
it-) house confiscated niocor vehicles and other
inino-ndcd items.
-ru)i service pt!Ilce suh,t::;ions in Liberty City and
Little 1-13%- a to bril(�:jf; the service's clo'- r to the
RM'�` (1 1 • • •r"�lN..t'�{Lf3T1r`:L'�/Mtiflf z• a+nL�aa*4t;t7 utH h• 14h•'+' r't*
-Cat Lltt: e\I)'atlstl)11 ai10 r:mtj(_; liiv, ror 1't-ulic iid!a:. l:.)r•
tern building to provide rI )r more efficient and cxrx:sic•nt
policy ti n•ices.
COST TO IJONIEO`VN ER:
1'ti;ice Headquirters and Crime Prevention
F�tirrta::clMill:tgr ...... ................. .0N)0
F�tinlatrtl .•;veraggVieekiy Get
to Single Family Home ........................ lr,e
ORDINANCE. AUT110RUING iSSU-X iCF ()F
$20,000.000 (;ENE:RA1. OBLIGATION BONDS FOR
111:1�1t POLICY HE.AD(WARTERS1
CR!tist. PRY VIA 1•I()ti l:lt;;t.t I Il ti
:1:l.,rna�••tc'.::^.. :•S_ ,t...,,,.a'rral',!:'.'.,c.-y"�-,,��.
t.`:ei -tr r F't)iIt l rlr. l n n 'Ti.vs!„1t:F:!'•1E
F �� IL(T:F�, at nrc• ,trnc • .r`rn �r.) r.mc t<, rr!)tr an.! rct mature m annual
!(".,taltmr::t\_' Gr 1�, tt'.11 •.:. 1,. :, ,... c•. Aare tt,t'u.,a t�f tl,tlr!!i c'v: t: tt'
rC,t t'itat' h,rl',!.. M:Ih t;i:clr•: Jf .)'•� h11 LI;Ui.+r, r 1'.1:.1 i+�r ` •,r!', •
Wit• �--�
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, �. . _ f J • t . .. [r - .. '� - - - .ill .rtg1'! � . 7 YR'* - 4 i R I
u
Storm 8 :ver I Park and qzcreuilo3n
Improve),ent Bonds I Facilities ponds
PL-Rl)OSE: The Storm Scv-er imprmc•nient Pri)-.' i, PURPOSE: -I'hc C:itc•'s Park and Rccnatinn �c is hlwr-
ctC<i,-ncd to provide adequate drainagc for streets in the 1100d Imprl,\c•Ine•nt Bond Prmlram is dcsi,,t cd to
Cit\ of Miami improve hark and rc•crc•atitmal facilities thrt ).About
AMOUNT: S;0 million Miami.
AMOUNT: Si•i million
HiG1ELIGFI'i'Se 111GHLIGHTS: The three tttain clements 1 >; this
' -Asntrm sc\\er improvement t)ont•I issue that \\':t., pa„cl.l � program arc:
by voters in 19-8 provided th\\• e fundiit fur ncdrar
in,igt- l i
facilities till ni miles of city streets. `i0 Million \cighhorhood Park Recreation I'ac•ility -
Approxinlatc•iv 3So miles Of the city%; streets now lla\e Intpru\cntcnt, will procidc ti,r:
-lncrt: i c•cl recreation facilities.
adequate drainage.-Inlpr1wed lighting systcrtt,.
i -Thi-' current bond issue is for the continuation of tilt: l - Elimination (if safety hazards.
improvements that were begun in 19-8. u' -initiation ofenvironmental protection at shurclinc parks.
-.additional drainage facilities are icut0v necdccl it] -Park bcautifrcation programs inchteliog ItLIM irtg
' Miami becatiSe this area reccives about t\\•ice the additional trees and palms.
national avcrage of rainfall per *,-car and is r0mi\cll- love Slr) Million S\vimnling Pool improvements willin elevation. making it difficult to drain large antountS of 11 provide for:
t storm water from the streets. This cxresS \eater otictl 9-F.stahlisimmit of swimming as a mayor recreational
impedes till.' flow of traffic. 4 acdvity
I .-This iklnd issue \would prt)vidc Si million each \•car -Expansion of the s\vimmilio season h}• heatilt; pools.
y for th; next six }'cars to fund Stortll sever comerucl It'll, -Elimination of s:ttcty ha al.ds at pools.
' The lwst storm severs will beconSnucled in arc•:!: \\•ith A -Reduction of pool Operatingcosts.
the most serious flooding problems, including that hart 1-Eaa:hmt nt ot-Miartli 3S a 110s4 fOr major local, state,
i Of Mi:ulti \vest of LeJcunc RZoad. national and international,\\'imminge\cnis.
S15 Million Regional Park Improvements \l. ill provide for:
These I><)nd, n'ould provide tin I .-Rcdcvelop►ncnt of Ila\ front Park and coordination
-The elimination of severe or prolonged floc)ding Knl city of other major projects to increase use of the
1 streets. I3avf rum Park system. _
i -The promotion of the safety and \vvJfarc of city - Esiahlishment of Virginia Xcv Park as a major natur;tl
} reside nos and convtuuers• resource -based park and the City's oniv heath facillh:
I-Contplcllice xIth governmcnral re•gulat io m; r$,'pII'L IIg w -Acgw,irion of the Naval li, NLTvc 1'r-till' Ig CCII(Cr 14 .r itSe
i the retention of runoff pollucullS, j,. as wt,rkingcenter for the Arts to expand culu:ral and
jartistic opporiU)litics. and reinforce the Coconut Grove
{ COST TO HOMEOWNER: artistic
tradition* titr residents and visitors.
Storm Sewer: C
Estimated Mill.-It;e ........................ q9(>O a COST TO iiO�ilGO\�'tiER:
Estimated A\-cra�;e \\eekh Cost P:nk and Recreation Estintatcct \tillas ost e ......... lU t9
to Single Family Home ....................... ?- c to -tin .fed amilyf c \\ �ekly .................. .
• try Ainf;lc Family Nona - 28c
ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING ISSItA\CF. t)F r (?R1)IV:\?ICI: AUTHORIZING ISSUANCE 01
i30,00(l,000 GrNr.R:►i.011LiGATIO\ IlU\IDS 1S35,000,000GENtRAI.0111.IGATION' BONDS Fc)!t
7 FOR STORM Sl \i'IiR iMPROVE.NJE.N't'S �i CITY OF MIAMI PARK AND RECRL'A•1'I0N FAUTA I I 5
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Miami Orange BoM Southeast Ovellovlll/ P.]A k lilest
Modernization Bonds Red eve! o p -rr. ent A r -. -a r-i ncS
PURPOSE- TO bLlllLl a PURPOSE: The Stmthc:i<t Overtown/Parl- We�t
Oran 0mummitv Rcdc%clopilictit Kmd Progr.ini pr(Widt:.S for.
gc BOWL %\IlilC UtillZing thV LXistill" S(Ct:l
suO-�rruCtLiro: V.111.10d It $33 millit)n cxClUding the the rcdcvcl()plllCll1 Of 200 _.lLrt:-;adi3CCl1t 111 1,11C.Mi.1111i
vela ,)f land. Central Business 1)istrict for nc\\- resiLictiti.il and
AMOUNT- S;5 million commercial activity This irea is cxpccted to have an
estin)JICLI ImpA.16)n of22.1)00 I)COI)IC. Th-_- nrijor
HIGHLIGHTS: emphasis of this rCL1t:VCl0l')lllCtlt program .% ill he it)
IM,E111 .111 nLAVch.iirh.Icl\ seats. provide of ort1ible 11t)II.,ii1r, f, ir moderate income families
-PrCViLIC addiliOnAl legand elbow wimi. and individiials. This pr,)jcc[ is 1 strate-ic cl,-ment in the
-Build ncx restroom and concession facilities, dc%-clt)pmt:nt program for the 0\'ertO\\ 11 (..()Ill nl till it V -.11.0
-Provide a new Ili H sound sv.stem. the Ciiv Of Miami.
-Build eight extra wide pedestrian ramps phis four new ANIOU'NT: S10 million
multilevc) elcv3tors. HIGMAGHTS:
Instafla state-of-the-art scoreboard with instant replay' -Buv land for the construction of low and moderate-
disr-lav income housing, ancill.iry conlinercial devc1opment and
-Construct new East End Zone facilities which include: public facilities.
-I iall of Faille -Demolish blighted SIRICtUres.
-Restaurant
-Retractable stage and sealing to make the -Relocate residri ents and bw�incsses displaced b\ public
acquisition.
compatible for I Nvide \.iriety of' -Con,trLICE Site and public improvements.
community cvenui -Provide for finint. ial for the construction Of
Improve the parking area around file BOWL
lo%v- and modcrate-inconic 110LISing, including morn;age
FUNDING FEATURES: I financing.
L'se of private constrLIC6011 funds Will he gi\ - Pre.se r\
ell -e structures of hi,,tt)ric and architectural
preference Over use of public bonds for this pwicct. significance.
-Revenues from Orangc howl events not needed for - Coll-;InlCti()l1 01 housing fir residents displaced by the
operatitmal CNINAISC, Will he applied it) file blind project within the Overtown Community F)evclol-mcnt
debt to reduce the cost to the proPe[tV 111cr Target A rca.
% nv I e n a n r s 3 rc being six ig I i I It i i o: rell s C rt: \ V I I t I CS such
I COST TO HOMEOW.NER:
as
t'nitcd State.-; Football Lni emc WSH-) SOLlrhe.ist Overtown Par'- West Reclevc1opment
_Thc,c hon,.!-� %V0Llld'0e used as last re-;(,rt w. g�mrantce F-stimatedMillage
fhe.SUCCCS-41.11 C0111pletion of the project E-,tim3tcdA%-crago: Wcekh. O)st
-Sale of bonds %vill be dClaWd CILIC 10 .1 three -%car phased
to Single Family lionie ...................... Sc
construction plan designed to reduce incon\cmence to
111C P1.11111C.
COST TO I JONI LOWNER:
Orange Bowl 11-stimatedMillage ............. .1048
Estimated Average Weckly Cost
to Single FarillF., Hone ........................ #3C
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MIAMI ORANGE BOWL STADIUM SIMERNIZATION
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CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA
INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM
Cc:: ittee Members DATE- July 111 I98 = rILE:
Little Havana Substation
SWIJECT: Announc_r.ent of Meeting
Chairperson
REFE?ENLES:
th--LOSLINESI one (1 )
le F-avana
Please be advised that the next meeting ofr th Litt
Su -Station Committee` `
will be held on:
DATE:
July 17, 1984
TII;E:
10:00 a.m.
Police Headquarters
PLACE:
400 N.W. 2nd Avenue, Classroom 3
Miami, Florida
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Attached for your reviev, prior to this r;. ceting is a copy of the
j _rules for our last meeting. I would appreciate your reviewing
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advising
me if any changes or revisions are required.
these and
to this matter of Put interest.
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.July 3, 1984
I•IF:•IBERS PRESENT IMEiiBERS ABSENT
F:sst. Chief Alfredo Barei
Major Alfredo Dominguez
Sq.. Hector Martinez
:•__r. John H. Jackson, Representative
for Mr. Donald Cather
IIr. Elio RojaS
mr. Luis Sabines
OTHERS PRESENT
Major George Adams
✓"'•.ajor Raul Martinez
Sgt. Andrea Lanais
Sgt. Norflett Harris
✓ogt. Joseph T. Longueira,
for tt. C. Pal.amara
Mrs. Deborah Davis
-��•'.r . Armando Pomar
✓Ir. Jose Casanova
•-ris. Olga Cosio
DISCUSSION
Representative
Mr. A.G. Sherman
Mr. 11alter Roa.ak
Mr. Manohar Surana
Mr. Alfonso Alberti
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! Asst. Chief Alfredo Bared chaired the meeting and called it to
a order. The minutes were then read from th:� previous meeting.
Following which, Asst. Chief Bared introduWcd Mr. Jose Casanova
' whom provided information regarding the site selections of the
proposed Little Havana Sub -Station.
Jose Casanova discussed the following _�i t os attached, where
he relayed information such as: Site area,, Si.te cost, Cost per
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square foot, Relocation needed, Site Station,-, Site Size, Visi-
uility, Accessibility, Site Location, I:rpact on residential areas;
Population preference, Police dept. prefeneace. See Attached:
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Af.terwhich, Asst. Chief Bared opened the flic)- - for disr_ussiori:
^ i!e inriica' ('d , D rliid
` Ct r 1 l7Cc:t:) C'i► - not co;.'rna?.C':1' ' + t �_t'. . _.Ili4
thy.:
sites to at least or four. Scat. Lon-pi(,_-ra stated that we
1 Slsau l.Cl ilu�.Oln:iti (-.-I l ly C-1 l.ili?.Ilatb i:JQ'iC Sito&; 1•:Jlicii GQ not I nce., the
Square footage re u-i.rements. 85--99
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The sites were open for votes by the I.^e bers of thc, committee,
whichfollows as below: Votes
Site A 3�
Site B 1
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Site C l
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Site D 1
Site E 1
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i Site F 10
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Site G 10
Site I 12
• Site H Was eliminated due to exorbitant
costs.
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Mr. Casanova indicated that he anticipated problems saith A & E
Ficulties with
because the committee would probably ►ave major c'
the - and the Florida Power Light
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negotiations. �kss-L. Chi of Bared re=n:.erated t's�a�.. �2 co�rmittee's
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input was of necessity and we would only eli:- ' nZ: -hose r tes
that
which the committee <': •emed so. Major Alfredo ;r::_..,uez st ed
-Site A would also be .: suitable site based on she information given.
Based on the number of votes recieved by F G and I, the committee
Chief
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agreed to further research those particular sites. Asst.
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be. tihe
5 Bared inquired of Sgt. Landis, what the next step would
the
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Adams indicated that we should find out as to ti;hether or not
FHp would move out and what their intended plans were for the
future. He stated that we should at`empt to get in on the ground
the
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floor of the planning stages. Sgt Longuiera suggested
committee contact the City tanager and the City : dT,i ni stration.
Once that has been done, the Administration should contact the Coven
office and have their office negotiate with the FT3P. Asst. Chief
Chief uorbert
Bared stated that, the committee should have a r c-no fro. r.
13res3.ow to the ?tanager indicating those specific sites the
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' COMIll.i.ttee voted on.
Chief Bared requested Sgt. Longueira ;o con;pile a report
ir1dScating the types and number of crime incidents surrounding
the areas where the substation may be loc. ed.
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�+ !-!r. Casanova asked if the cormnitte.e had the approximate
scuare footage, actuzilly needed for the sul,,3' r+',c,n. Major Adams
s,.:ated that we had disc- ibuLed quc-5; 4c`nal—rc:; ;tu: sting specific
information relatinc; to the amount: of personn .1 i:nd equi.pmcnt needed
%•::rich would determin-:� the amount )f space act u:! 1ly -(I (I for the
s..bstation. Sgt. Landis indicated that, this is cr.e of the major
re_sons why the cor:•ctinity input would he nec•:-s: try in order that we
r.e�ermine what their needs would be. Major :,c:.+:rs pointed out that
a should allow sp;1r:e_ for functions such as, roll call room, records
the front desk, etc. By and large the ttee agreed that
the number of personnel and anticipated visitor:, would determine
the mount of park ` �t .1 spaces needed.
t:sst. Chief Bared inquired whether or not there %•:ere any other
c-2c--scions or concerns. l:e;.- time we will have further evaluation
of sites F G and I.
The next.meeting is scheduled for:
-DATE: JULY 17, 1984
TI:•SE: 10:00 A.M.
PLACE: City of Miami Police Department
400 N.W. 2nd Avenue
Training Classroom
Miami, Florida 33101
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Bond Iar.r rcve-ment Program
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328,930 I 371,628
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I;OTE: Relocation cost not included
Site al-ca desiraole: 4'9,0GU-5b,DUO Sa.•i
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u111 Crcatc .Same As "D" Same As "C" Most of 51tc lost Of S: c�
tCt;;S vacant Lots �` k Problems Vacant/for Vacant/ForSatclStreet Oedieat' c r
P ,Exist Bill- Sal c Recuires the' ..Site Cost t a.'a C '
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LITTLE HAVANA SUBSTATION CO:'• MITTS.".
OCTOBER 4, 1984
Deputy Chief Perry Anderson
Colonel Alfredo Dominguez
1Sajor Raul Martinez
Lt. Anibal Ibrahim
Sq-L. Joseph Longu_eira
Sot. Hector Martinez
14r. Luis Sabines
14r. Jose R. Casanova, Jr.
Mr. Armando V. Pomar
1•1s. Juanita Shearer
1•1s. Hilda Rodriguez
OTHERS PRESENT
14EMBERS ABSENT
Asst. Chief Alfredo Bared
Mr. Elio Rojas
Mr. Alfonso Alberti
Ms. Olga Cosio
14r. Donald Ca Cher
Mr. Vlalter Rodak
Mr. Alanohar Surana
Mr. A.G. Sherman
Major George A3ams
Sg.. Andrea Landis
P.O. H.R. Blankenship
The meeting was called to order by Colonel Alfredo Dominguez at 10:30a.m.
t. Landis proceeded by reading the minutes from the last meeting in order
provide the committee with a starting point. She re-emphasized the
three major site selections which were being reviewed:
1. S.W. 8th Street bet%•:een 28th and 29th Avenue
2�. Florida Highway Patrol
3. Tamiami Gun Shop
Additionally, Sgt.. Landis indicated that Sgt. Longueira and Mr. Casanova
% ere to provide the committee with two different repor'cs: Sgt. Lor.gueira-
"Staffing manpower & Equipment" ; Mr. Casanova -Building Plan Report
Sgt. Longueira noted, that the report had not been finalized by the
Chief's office and therefore could not present the report. Mr. Casanova
conveyed that he too, could not present his report without the information
from Sgt. Longueira's report.
Sgt. Landis stiu ested that, the key problem with both substation
committee's has been that, the process is continually a•..•aiting decisions
from other city officials.
Colonel Dominguez indicated that Sgt. Longueira's office should contact
the Rond Improvement Program when another meeting involving the Staffing
::-inpo:aer & Equipmtent report has been scheduled to finalize the report.
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-� Officer Blankenship explained that if funds are needed for
construction and architectural design, they are it, place,
li ze Flori 0a Power & I,iyht Franchise
we will be able to uti
Honey.
Colonel Dominguez adjourned the meeting, nati.ng that we
are presently awaiting two reports, one from S9t. Lonqueira
and Mr. Casanova of the Planning department.
All cormnittee mem*�ers :ill be notified of next meeting scheduled.
AcsL Chief Alfredo Bared
Cha ian
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Con:«ander
Bond Improvement Program
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