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7/19/84
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CODE OF THE CITY OF
MIAMI, AS AMENDED, BY DELETING ARTICLE II,
ENTITLED "PEDDLERS," OF CHAPTER 39 -"PED-
DLERS, ITINERANT MANUFACTURERS, LOCKSMITHS
AND TOOL GRINDERS, ICE CREAM VENDORS" - IN
ITS ENTIRETY, AND INSERTING, IN LIEU THEPEOF,
A NEW ARTICLE II, ENTITLED "SIDEWALK AND
STREET VENDORS"; DELETING EXISTING ARTICLE V,
ENTITLED "ICE CREAM VENDORS;" PROVIDING FOR
THE REGULATION, LOCATION, AND OPERATION OF
THE BUSINESS OF VENDING ON THE STREETS AND
SIDEWALKS OF THE CITY OF MIAMI; ESTABLISHING
RESTRICTED VENDING DISTRICTS; PROVIDING A
PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION OF TERMS THEREOF;
CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A
SEVERABILITY CLAUSE.
WHEREAS, the primary purpose of the public streets and
sidewalks is for use by vehicular and pedestrian traffic; and
WHEREAS, vending on the public streets and sidewalks
promotes the public interest by contributing to an active and
attractive pedestrian environment; and
WHEREAS, reasonable regulation of street and sidewalk
vending is necessary to protect the public health, safety, and
welfare; and
WHEREAS, this Commission has been advised by the City
Manager, Planning Department, and Police Department that current
conditions threatening public health, safety, and welfare
necessitate special regulation of sidewalk vending in certain
areas of the, downtown business district; and
WHEREAS, the regulations contained in this ordinance do not
prohibit pure speech by religious organizations, but merely
regulate the activities of organizations and individuals, Ohich
are commercial in nature; and
WHEREAS, the City Commission after careful consideration of
this matter, deems it advisable and in the best interest of the
general welfare of th City of Miami and its inhabitants to grant
this amendment as hereinafter set forth;
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY
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OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. Article II, entitled "Peddlers" of Chapter 39
- "Peddlers, itinerant manufacturers, locksmiths and tool
grinders, ice cream vendors," of the Code of the City of Miami,
as amended, consisting of Sections 39-11 through 39-18, is hereby
repealed in its entirety, and the following new Article II,
entitled "Sidewalk and Street Vendors", is hereby submitted in
its place and stead:l
"Chapter 39
PEBBBBRS VENDORS, ITINERANT MANUFACTURERS, LOCKSMITHS AND
TOOL GRINDERS, teB-eRBAM-VBNBARG.
"ARTICLE II. SIDEWALK AND STREET VENDORS
Sec. 39-11. Definitions.
For the Purposes of this article:
Department of Health is defined as the Dade County
Department of Publ c Health.
Food is defined as solid food and beverages allowed to be
sold in accordance with this Article.
Motor Vehicle is defined as any vehicle used for the
isp aying, storing, or transporting of articles offered for
sale by a vendor, which iz required to be licensed and
registered by the Department of Motor Vehicles.
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Person is defined as any natural individual, firm, trust,
partnership, association, or corporation, in his or its own
capacity or as administrator, conservator, executor,
trustee, receiver, or other representative appointed by a
court. Whenever the word "person" is used in any section of
this Article prescribing a penalty or fine as applied to
partnerships or associations, the word shall include the
partners (both general and limited) or members thereof and
such word as applied to corporations shall include the
officers, agents, or employees thereof who are responsible
for any violation of said section.
Pushcart is defined as a wheeled vehicle propelled solely by
a single-' human.
Restricted Vending District is defined as all public
rig s-o -way Within e toil&ing boundaries:
(a) Central Business District bounded by NE/NW 5th
Street on the north, Biscayne Boulevard on the
east, Miami River on the south, and NW/SW 2nd
Avenue on the west.
Words and/or'figures stricken through shall be deleted.
Underscored words and/or figures shall be added. Th e
remaining provisions are now in effect and remain unchanged.
Asterisks indicate omitted and unchanged material.
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Stand is defined as any table, showcase, bench, rack,
pushcart, or any other wheeled vehicle or device which may
be moved without the assistance of a motor and which is not
required to be licensed and registered by the Department of
Motor Vehicles, used for displaying, storing, or trans-
porting of articles offered for sale by a vendor.
V�e_n__d�i_nng� is defined as the act of selling, offering for sale,
tranceerring, or offering to transfer to another for
pecuniary gain.
Vending zone is defined as an area within a Restricted
Vending District where vending is permitted pursuant to this
ordinance; said vending zone to to delineated by a hori-
zontal line located along the curb within the limits of
which vending pushcarts may be placed: no less than 2-1/2
ft. from the face of curb, or any part of the pushcart more
than 6 feet from the face of the curb.
Vendor is defined as any person engaged in the selling, or
offering for sale, of food, beverages, services, or merchan-
dise on the public streets, or sidewalks from a stand or
motor vehicle or from his person.
Wholesale Peddler is defined as any person who sells or
of ers for sale any goods, wares or merchandise to any
person engaged in the business of selling at retail in the
city, or to any person for the purpose of resale within the
city, or to any drugstore, soda fountain, restaurant,
cafeteria, hotel, club or tearoom within the city, from a
wagon, truck, auto, pushcart or by any other means,
operating in or upon the streets of the city in other than a
licensed place of business. Such term shall not apply to
wholesale automobile accessories dealers.
Sec. 39-12. License Required.
It shall be unlawful to sell, or offer for sale, any food,
beverage, service or merchandise on any street, alley,
sidewalk, or public park within the City from any wagon,
truck, auto, pushcart, vehicle or by any other means upon
the streets, sidewalks, or alleys of the City until the
proper license has been issued by the Department of Finance,
at which time a metal or plastic tag shall be furnished,
upon which tag shall be the words describing the kind of
vendor, and the year for which the license is paid. Such
tag shall be, at all times during the period for which the
license is paid, securely affixed and attached in a con-
spicuous place on the left side and upon the stand, wagon,
truck, auto, pushcart, or other vehicle used in the business
by the vendor or wholesale peddler.
Sec. 39-13. License Not Applicable in Certain Areas of the
City During Certain Time Periods.
Licenses issued under the provisions of Chapter 31 to
vendors shall not be applicable within certain areas of the
City designated by the City Manager during specific time
periods designated for authorized special events. The
areas so designated shall not encompass more than five (S)
percent of the total land area of the City; the total of the
time periods so specified shall not exceed thirty (30) days
in any fiscal year.
Sec. 39-14. Applications.
The license required by Section 39-12 shall be issued in
accordance with Chapter 31, Article II, of the City Code.
The application for a vendor's license shall include, in
addition to the information required in Section 31-28;
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a. name, home and business address of the applicant
and the name and address of the owner, if other
than the applicant, of the vending business,
stand, or motor vehicle to be used in the
operation of the vending business.
b. a description of the type of food, service, or
merchandise to be sold.
C. a description and photograph of any stand or motor
vehicle to be used in the operation of the
business, including the license and registration
number of any motor vehicle used in the operation
of the business. Photograph shall be of standard
motor vehicle in operational mode.
d. three (3) 2" x 2" prints of a full -face photo-
graph, taken not more than thirty (30) days prior
to the date of the application, of any person who
will sell, or offer for sale, any food, service,
or merchandise on any street or sidewalk within
the City.
e. a certificate of inspection, as required by
Section 39-20.
Sec. 39-15. Issuance.
Not later than thirty (30) days after the filing of a
completed application for a vendor's license, the applicant
shall be notified by the Finance Department for the decision
on the issuance or denial of the license. Failure of the
Finance Department to place notification of said decision in
the mail or personally notify the applicant with acknowledg-
ment shall require immediate issuance of the requested
license to the applicant. The Finance Director or his
designee shall consider the standards set forth in Section
31-28 and Sections 39-16 through 39-21, in determining
whether to grant a license. If the issuance of the license
is approved, the Finance Department shall issue the license.
If the license is denied, the applicant shall be provided
with a statement of the reasons therefor, which reasons
shall be entered in writing on the application. The
applicant shall be entitled to a hearing, pursuant to
Section 39-24. A license issued pursuant to this Section is
valid for a period as prescribed in Section 31-29.
Sec. 39-16. Vending Prohibited in Certain Locations.
Vending is prohibited in the following locations:
a. Within a Restricted Vending District except within
designated Vending Zones.
b. From a public parking lot or metered parking
space.
c. Within 500 feet of any property used for school
purposes (pre-school, elementary, secondary).
d. On any sidewalk less than 6 feet in width.
e. Within 5 feet of the entranceway to any building.
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f. Within 100 feet of any driveway entrance to a
G police or fire station, or within 20 feet of any
other driveway.
g. Within 20 feet of any bus stop zone.
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i. Within 10 feet of any handicapped parking space,
or access ramp.
Sec. 39-17. Limitations Within Restricted Vending Dis-
tricts.
Vending within Restricted Vending Districts shall be subject
to all rules and regulations in this Article and in
addition:
a. No merchandise or service shall be vended or
displayed other than food and fresh cut flowers.
b. No vending shall be permitted except within
designated Vending Zones. Vending Zones shall be
delineated by the City under the direction of the
Public Works Department and the Planning Depart-
ment based upon the following criteria:
1. Vending zones shall be located in areas where
the sidewalk width is sufficient to accommo-
date regular daily peak -hour pedestrian flow
plus the 6 ft. sidewalk width necessary for
the vending zone, with a minimum of friction
and pedestrian inconvenience.
2. Vending zones shall, whenever possible, be
located in areas where the sidewalk and curb
have been extended into the street forming a
pedestrian peninsula.
3. Along streets where the sidewalk does not
meet the above criteria, vending zones may be
located in areas of the sidewalk previously
constricted in width by existing utility
poles, benches, sign posts, trees, and
similar permanent obstructions.
4. Vending zones shall conform to all limita-
tions listed in Section 39-16.
5. Vending zones shall be limited to no more
than 10% of the linear frontage of each
block. Priority shall be given to qualified
areas near street corners and major building
entrances.
c. Vending shall be prohibited from any type of
vehicle or stand other than a pushcart; and no
merchandise, supplies, containers, or other items
related to the vendor shall be placed anywhere in
the public right-of-way other than in or on the
pushcart.
Sec. 39-18. Prohibited Conduct.
No vendor shall:
a. Leave any stand or motor vehicle unattended.
b. Store, park, or leave any stand overnight on any
street or sidewalk, or park any motor vehicle
other than in a lawful parking space, in confor-
mance with City and State parking regulations.
c. Sell food for immediate consumption unless he has
available for public use his own litter re-
ceptacle, which is available for his patron's
use.
d. Allow or keep any animals in motor vehicles or
stands.
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e. Leave any location or vending zone without first
picking up, removing, and disposing of all trash
and refuse remaining within a 15 ft. radius. Each
vendor shall be responsible for maintaining a 15
ft. radius trash and refuse clear area around
themselves. Said area shall overlap other vendor
clean-up areas and no vendor shall leave a
location, or vending zone, without cleaning up as
required.
f. Allow any items relating to the operating of the
vending business to be placed anywhere other than
in, on, or under the stand or motor vehicle.
g. Set up, maintain, or permit the use of any table,
crate, carton, rack, or any other device to
increase the selling or display capacity of his
stand, or motor vehicle, where such items have not
been described in his/her application.
Yi. Solicit or conduct business with persons in motor
vehicles located on traffic lanes of public
streets and highways.
i. Sell anything other than that for which he is
licensed to vend.
j. Use any noise -making devise after 9:00 o'clock
p.m., except during special events, and at no
time shall such a vendor use its traffic warning
device on any vehicle, except to give necessary
signals while in traffic.
It shall be unlawful for any vendor to use any
noise -making device that either annoys, disturbs,
injures, or endangers the comfort, repose, health,
peace, or safety of others within the City.
Any vendor who violates this Section, upon written
notice from the City Manager or his authorized
representative shall remove said noise -making
device from the vehicle or reduce the volume of
such noise -making device so that the same shall
not be in violation of this Section. Failure to
comply with such notice shall subject such a
vendor to the penalties as set forth in Section
39-27.
k. Allow the stand or any other item relating to the
operation of the vending business to lean against
or hang from any building or other structure
lawfully placed on public property.
1. Allow any animals to remain within twenty-five
(25') feet of a stand for a period longer than
necessary to complete a sale to the person having
possession, or control of said animal.
m. No vendor vending from a motor vehicle shall:
1. Conduct his/her business in such a way as
would restrict or interfere with the ingress
or egress of the abutting property owner or
tenant, or create or become a public
nuisance, increase traffic congestion or
delay, or constitute a hazard to traffic,
life or property, or an obstruction to
adequate access to fire, police or sanitation
vehicles.
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2. Stop, stand, or park his motor vehicle upon
any street, or permit it to remain there
except on the roadway at the curb for the
purposes of vending therefrom.
3. Stop, stand or park his motor vehicle upon
any street for the purpose of selling, or
sell on any street under any circumstances
during the hours when parking, stopping or
standing has been prohibited by signs or curb
markings or is prohibited by statute or
ordinance.
4. ,Remain in any one place for a period longer
than necessary to make a sale after having
been approached or stopped for that purpose.
5. Stop, stand, or park his motor vehicle
within 20 feet of any intersection, except
that vehicles vending -products likely to
attract children as customers shall park
curbside when stopping to make a sale, as
close as possible to a pedestrian crosswalk
without entering the intersection or other-
wise interfering with the flow of traffic.
6. Vend within a Restricted Vending District.
7. Vend anywhere prohibited by Section 39-16
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Sec. 39-19. Size Requirements for Vending Stands.
No stand shall exceed 3-1/2 feet in width and 6 ft. in
length and 5 ft. in height exclusive of the height of
umbrellas, canopies, and similar devices. Canopies and
umbrellas shall have a minimum 7 ft. clearance above
ground level.
Sec. 39-20. Health and Sanitation Requirements for Food
Vending.
Vendors of food shall comply with the requirements and
standards of the Department of Health and the following:
a. The equipment used in vending food shall be
inspected by Department of Health upon application
for a license and receive a certificate of
inspection upon compliance with this section.
b. Each food vending business shall be so inspected
at least twice a year.
Sec. 39-21. Safety Requirements.
All motor vehicles in or from which food is prepared or sold
shall comply with the following requirements:
a. All equipment installed in any part of the vehicle
shall be secured in order to prevent movement
during transit and to prevent detachment in the
event of a collision or overturn.
b. All utensils shall be stored in order to prevent
their being hurled about in the event of a sudden
stop, collision or overturn. A safety knife
holder shall be provided to avoid loose storage of
knives. Any glass must be safety plate clearly
identified by its manufacturer or such.
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c. Compressors, auxiliary engines, generators,
batteries, battery chargers, gas fueled water
heaters, and similar equipment shall be installed
so as to be accessible only from outside the
vehicle.
d. All heated stands shall have an easily accessible
fire extinguisher with a valid inspection
sticker.
Sec. 39-22. Advertising.
No advertising, except the posting of prices, shall be
permitted on or attached to any stand or motor vehicle,
except to identify the name of the product. This section
does not prohibit the use of umbrellas bearing logos of
products sold at the stand or motor vehicle to which it is
attached.
Sec. 39-23. Renewal.
Subject to the provisions of Section 39-13, all licenses are
valid for the entire licensing period unless revoked or
suspended prior to expiration. Application to renew a
license shall be made not later than thirty (30) days before
the expiration of the current license in accordance with
Section 31-34.
Sec. 39-24. Denial, Suspension and Revocation.
Any license or permit may be denied, suspended or revoked in
accordance with the procedures contained in Chapter 31 for
any of the causes set forth in said Chapter 31 in addition
to the following causes:
a. Fraud or misrepresentation contained in the application
for the license or permit.
b. Fraud or misrepresentation made in the course of
carrying on the business of vending.
C. Carrying or possessing dangerous weapon.
d. Conduct of the licensed or permitted business in
such manner as to create a public nuisance, or
constitute a danger to the public health, safety,
welfare or morals.
e. Conduct which is contrary to the provisions of
this Article.
Sec. 39-25. Notice on Premises that Uninvited Vendors,
Solicitors, PeMlers, etc. are not Wanted.
It shall be the duty of the person in possession of any
premises who desires that the occupants of the premises
remain unmolested by the visits of uninvited solicitors,
peddlers, vendors, itinerant merchants, door-to-door
canvassers or hawkers to post in a conspicuous place near
the door or on the premises a sign in letters at least one
and one-half (1 1/2) inches high with the words "No
Peddlers," "No Solicitors," "No Trespassing" or otherwise
signifying externally the wish for the occupants of the
premises to remain unmolested by such visitors.
it shall be unlawful for any uninvited solicitors, peddlers,
vendors, itinerant merchants, door-to-door canvassers or
hawkers to visit or go upon any premises which have been
posted with a notice as prescribed in this section, to the
effect that the person in possession or the occupants of the
premises desire to remain unmolested.
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Sec. 39-26. Exemptions as to Farm Products.
Nothing contained in sections 39-12 or 39-16 (c) shall be
construed to affect or apply to the producer of farm or
grove products where the same are being offered for sale or
sold by the farmer or grower producing such products.
The farmer or grower offering for sale or selling in the
city the farm or grove products produced by such farmer or
grower shall furnish satisfactory evidence that such
products being sold or offered for sale have been grown by
him.
The members of the police department, as well as the license
inspectors, are authorized and directed to obtain affidavits
or written statements from such grower or producer of the
farm or grove products when the same are being offered for
sale or sold by him in the city, such affidavit or written
statement showing and stating that the farm or grove
products have been grown by such farmer or grower.
Sec. 39-27. Penalty.
Except as may be provided in Section 39-27.1, any person
violating any provision of this Article shall be guilty of a
misdemeanor and upon conviction, shall be punished by a fine
not to exceed $500 or by imprisonment for a period not to
exceed 6 months, or by both fine and imprisonment.
Sec. 39-27.1. Violation A Nuisance, Summary Abatement.
The placement of any stand or device on any sidewalk or
street in violation of the provisions of this article is
declared to be a public nuisance. The police department may
cause the removal of any stand or device found on a sidewalk
or street in violation of this article and is authorized to
store such stand or device until the owner thereof shall
redeem it by paying the removal and storage charges
therefore to be established by the police department.
Sec. 39-27.2. Enforcement of Article.
It shall be the duty of the members of the police depart-
ment, license inspectors, and code inspectors of the city,
to enforce the terms and conditions of this article, and if
any person is found violating the provisions of this article
to arrest such person and hold such violator for proper
legal action in the county court or cite such person for
appearance before, and action by, the City of Miami's Code
Enforcement Board."
Section 2. That all laws, or parts of laws in conflict
herewith are hereby repealed insofar as they are in conflict.
Section 3. Should any part or provision of this ordi-
nance be declared by a court of competent jurisdiction to be
invalid, the same shall not affect the validity of the ordinance
as a whole.
_ PASSED ON FIRST READING BY TITLE ONLY this 31st day of
July 1964 •
PASSED AND ADOPTED ON SECOND AND FINAL READING this 13
day of September ► 1984.
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TO. Howard V. Gary GATE: July 6, 1984 FILE.
City Manager
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FROM: REFERENCES:
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P1 n ng Department ENCLOSURES:
Citywide Vending Ordinance
Agenda Item for July 30, 1984
City Commission Meeting
It is recommended that the City
Commission adopt the attached
ordinance providing revised
regulations &overning sidewalk and
street vendors citywide, an
Eroviding special rules for a
"restricted vending str c /
w t in the downtown area.
The attached ordinance is recommended for approval based upon
findings of an interdepartmental study committee representing
Planning, Public Works, Risk Management, -Law, and the Downtown
Development Authority. It incorporates suggestions from vendors and
downtown businessmen received in a special Public Hearing held
February 27, 1984.
There are no significant policy changes in the proposed regulations
for City-wide vending, except for the recognition of a recent court
ruling that invalidated the former requirement for vendors to keep
moving when not transacting business. The proposed new ordinance,
however, provides more detailed and complete rules of conduct,
restrictions on certain locations, and enforcement provisions than
previously existed.
The concept of a "restricted vending district" was created for the
downtown area, but could be extended to other commercial areas where
a proliferation of vendors may create problems in the future. There
are three principle restrictions within "restricted vending
districts" that would not apply elsewhere within the City: 1) only
food and fresh cut flowers would be permitted to be sold; 2) vendors
may locate only within designated vending zones which will be
specifically delineated by the City in areas where vendors will not
interfere with pedestrian circulation; and 3) vending may be
conducted only from a pushcart, which is defined as a wheeled vehicle
propelled solely by human power.
Page 1 of 2
Howard V. Gary
July 6, 1984
It is requested that the item be entered on the City Commission
agenda of July 30, 1984.
SR/JAM/mv
cc: Joel Maxwell, Law Dept.
George Campbell, Public Works
Chief Breslow, Police Dept.
Peter Andelinas, DDA
Page 2 of 2
MIAMI REVIEW
AND DAILY RECORD
Published Daily except Saturday, Sunday and
Legal Holidays
Miami, Dade County, Florida.
STATE OF FLORIDA
COUNTY OF DADS
Bofors the undorslgnod authority personally appeared
Sonia Halligan, who on oath says that she Is the Assistant to
the Suparrlaor of Legal Advertising of the Miami Review and
Daily Record, a daily (except Saturday, Sunday and Legal
Holidays) newspaper, published at Miami In Dads County,
Florida; that tho attached copy of advertisement, being a
Legal Advertisement of Notice In the matter of
CITY OF MIAMI
Re: ORDINANCE NO. 9880
In the .... X . X . X ............................. Court,
was pubitshod in said newspaper in the Issues of
Sept. 20, 1984
Afflant further says that the "M Mlmd Review and Daily
Record Is a rnewspopsr published at MIarN In said Dads County,
FWMa, and that the said nemfhas horstofors been
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LBtlAL Notice
All fntdrosted Will take notice that on the 13th'day tot Sooto t
1984, the City Corhrillssion of Miami, Florida adopted the M116*tll'g
titled ordinances:
ORDINANCE NO.9878
AN EMEROENCY ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCS
NO.9534 ADOPTED DECEMBER 9,1982, THE EXISTING—
CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS APPROPRIATION
()RDINANC:E, AS AMP.W150 by INGRMAINCT E a
APPRbPAIAT1ONS"1I�I 'THE CAPITAL IMWAdVE i f E
FUND IN THE AMOUNT OF $112,662, Aftl #14
FUND BALANCE AND ESTABLISHING ANEW oi
ECT IN THE CAWAL IMPROVEMENT, FUND LI b i7 ;
"LOAN FOR, SOUTHEAST OVI ATOWNIPARK_WES � }
REDEVELOPMENT" ITEM IX.0 .�f)� i�2i FOR 'A LI��E
AMOUNT, TO BE REPAID AT A FUTURE DATE FROM
THE PROCEEDS OF TAX INCREMENT REVENUE �WNDR - y
OR, (OTHER FINANCIAL SOURCES; CONTAINING A -
REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABILM CLAUStil
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ORDINANCE NO.9879
AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION
53-161 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORA-
DA, AS AMENDED, WHICH CREATED A SCHEDULE
OF FEES FOR THE USE OF THE MIAMI CONVENTION
CENTER AND PARKING GARAGE BY CHANGING THE .
RATE,SCHEDULE FOR THE USE AND OCCUPANCY
OF AND THE SERVICES FURNISHED -OR TO...BE
FURNISHED IN CONNECTION WITH THE MIAMI CON
VENTION CENTER AND PARKING GARAGE;
CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVER-
ABILITY CLAUSE.
ORDINANCE NO.9880
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CODE OF THE CITY
OF. MIAMI, AS AMENDED, BY DELETING ARTICLE 1I.
ENT►TL.ED."PEDDLERS;' OF CHAPTER 39 — "PED•
OLERS, ITINERANT MANUFACTURERS, LOCKSMITHS
..AND TOOL GRINDERS, ICE CREAM VENDORS'.'. " IN- .
ITS ENTIRETY, AND INSERTING, IN LIEU THER90F A
NEW ARTICLE 11, ENTITLED "SIDEWALK AND STREET
VENDOFIS DELEMN131 EX=NG:AFnncLE V, ImTLED
"ICE CREAM VENDORS;"' PROVIDING FOR THERM
ULATtON; LOCATION, AN1D OPEMT1ON :TIiE 5118I
NESS OF VENDM ON TME'STREEIB AND SIDE^5a
OF THE �CITY.OF... ML4Ui; ESTABUSHING.WO -
VENDING DIST1;ICt$:.PVlplt+K3:-A nll!AItfiYs
THE VIOLATION OF:TERMS iHERECF:.lrONTA1N�Nti
A REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABILITY m<< k
CLAUSE.- _
ORDINANCE NO.9e
AN EMERGENCY OFKNNANCE AMENDING $90M
5`ANn 8 OF ORDINANCE NO. 9884 ADORED' 3EPf .
TEMSER 29, 1983, THE ANNUAL: APPROPFBAT �> ; A
emirumAut,F FAR t-!lRl.AL YI=AA EIIDINC RCPTEfA Res+ :' ,.
PRIATKyNS IN THE B ` INSURANCE FiJIVD
IN THE AMOUNT OF_ i10D,A00 FROM ;P1C al F '
ANCE FUND BALANCE TO PAY" tJALWLe '
mr CLAIMS RESULTING FROM RECENT A1iGR-
ABLE.COURT RULINGS AQAINST: Tl1B-'Ci QKIAN :
CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVIS 661 AND A0 ^
ABILM C.1At,ISE.:
ORDINANCE NO, tiBltZK
AN EMER090Y'ORIDINANCE op._ i{
CAPITAL•1MPROVE�E�iT-�IP�'�itP:RIIAItQTiG'`...,,;''
IZED I.OI11�$ >aAA1RE FlUr SHE 10APIT4„ Ed �j ur
fMIINf .FtiND INTO ►ISFERBFRCi81`6AfYl"�
FUND; AND BY 00%3"000 s'
- VOY NTR M
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MR 139
..ORD(�N�!l�E N09883
AN EMERGENCY GSROINAhICE, E$TASUSHI Ca A SPE.
CIAL _ASSESSMENT FUND .114, THE"_ AMOU14 OF
112,000,000.',FOR'T PURPOSE OP'O'COROING
ASSESSMENT LIEN ACTIVITY FOR; FY`'b4' AkO, EACFI
ENSUING FISCAL YEAR. REVENUE WILL, BE EbUAL
TO THE ESTIMATED CASH COLLECTION OF ASSESS
MENT LIENS AND TRANSFERRED TO Tilt GENERAL
OBLIGATION DEBT -SERVICE FUND TO PROVIDE AN
ADDITIONAL RESOURCE FOR THE REPAYMENT'QF _
MATURING PRINCIOALAN0INTERESTON,Ot,FtS Akl)-
ING GENERAL OBLIGATION BOND ISSUES APPROVED
BY THE. CITY COMMISSION; CONTAINING AREPEALER
PROVISION AND A'SEVERABILITY CLAUSE.
ORDINANCE NO.9884
AN'EMERGENCY ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS
SERVICES DEPARTMENT — $250,000, THE POLICE
DEPARTMENT -- $350,000, THE SOLID WASTE DEPART-
MENT — $200,000, AND BY INCREASING THE FY'84
APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE COMPUTER DEPARTMENT
— $100,000, THE CITY CLERK'S OFFICE — $100,000,
THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT — $100,000, AND
SPECIAL PROGRAMS AND ACCOUNTS — $1,300,000
FOR THE PURPOSE OF FUNDING FY'84 ESTIMATED
OPERATING DEFICITS; CONTAINING A REPEALER PRO-
VISION AND A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE.
ORDINANCE NO. 9885
AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS
4 AND 6 OF ORDINANCE NO. 9684 ADOPTED SEP-
TEMBER 29, 1983, THE ANNUAL APPROPRIATIONS
ORDINANCE FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEP.
TEMBER 30, 1984, BY APPROPRIATING FROM THE
BUILDING AND VEHICLE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT,
HEAVY EOUIPMENT MAINTENANCE DIVISION, FY'83
RETAINED EARNINGS, AN AMOUNT OF $48,000;
INCREASING REVENUES IN THE SAME AMOUNT TO.
BE APPROPRIATED INTO THE PRINT SHOP DIVISION
TO PROVIDE CONTINUED FUNDING FOR THE LEAS-
ING OF THE XEROX 9400 COPIER; CONTAINING A .
REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE.
RALPH G. ONGIE
CITY CLERK
CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA
(1i1319)
Publication of this. Notice on the 20 day of September 1984,
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City CWM tssian of the CI1y
of Miami, Florida, 00 Septemltw 13, 19f34, contlrefcing at 9:Ei0 A,iMt,
in the City Commission Chamber at 35M Pan Antericin DO" peed 1
from 1:00 P.M. to M. P.M, and reconvening at 300 RW In the,
Auditorium of the Coconut 0"" Elementary SaftoW. 3351 Maw
Street, Miami Fto(idta. will consider the following O"NowmeW at
final reading and the adoption thareot. !
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS AND 6 OF
ORDINANCE NO, SM! ADOPTED SEPTEMBER 29,19013,
THE ANNUAL APPROPRIATIONS ORDINANCE MR M
CAL YEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER 30,1994, SY INCASAS.
ING REVENUES AND APPROPRIATIONS IN THE PEN
SIGN ADMINISTRATION TRUST AND FUNDS IN THE
AMOUNT OF 32.799,9W TO RED MONIES RKMM
13Y THE CITY FROM THE STATE OF FLORIDA UNDER
CHAPTERS 175 AND 188 OF THE FLORIDA STATUTES
FOR THE POLICE AND FIRE RELIEF AND PENSION
TRUST FUNDS; CONTAINING A REPEALER'PROYi810N
AND A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE.
ORDINANCE NO.
MIAMI REVIEW AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 4 AND 6 OF, ,
ORDINANCE NO.9864, ADOPTED SEPTEMBER 20,19d3,
AND DAILY RECORD THE ANNUAL APPROPRIATIONS ORDINANCE FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1964, BY
Published Daily except Saturday, Sunday and INCREASING THE APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE INTER -
Legal Holidays NAL SERVICE FUND CENTRAL STORES IN THE
Miami, Dade County, Florida. AMOUNT OF 525,000 FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVID•
ING ADDITIONAL INVENTORY OF BURROUGHS 8•20
STATE OF FLORIDA SUPPLIES, REVENUE IN THE LIKE AMOUNT BEING
COUNTY OF DADS AVAILABLE FROM VARIOUS CITY DEPARTMENTS;.
Before the undersigned authority personally appeared CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVER -
Sonia Haingat, who on oath says that she Is the Assistant to ABILITY CLAUSE.
On Supervlsar of Legal Advertising of the Miami Review and ORDINANCE NO.
Daly ys) newspaper,
a daily (except Saturday, Sunday and LegalCounty,
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 1 OF ORDINANCE
Holidays) newspaper, attached
copyshed at Miami s Dade County, NO. 9M, ADOPTED APRIL 6, 1963, BY APPROPRIAT
Florida; that the attached copy of advertisement, being a
Legal Advertisement of Notice In the matter of ING THE ADDITIONAL TOTAL SUM OF $1.357,124 TO
CITY OF MIAMI THE EXISTING TRUST AND AGENCY FUND ENTITLED
"COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (9TH
ORDINANCE NO. YEAR)" IN THE FOLLOWING MANNER: THE SUM OF
SM,016 FROM ADDITIONAL COMMUNITY DEVELOP,
MENT BLOCK GRANT (CDBG)'i FUNDS; THE SUM OF
92,000 FROM STH YEAR CDBG FUNDS REALLOCATED
TO THE 9TH YEAR; AND THE SUM OF SM.108 FROM
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM INCOME FOR
THE EXECUTION OF APPROVED GRANT ACTIVITIES;
CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVER-
ABILITY CLAUSE.
X X X ORDINANCE NO.
_ in the bush • In said
• • • newspaper
r in th . issue ....... Court, AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CODE OF THE CITY
sea published In said newspaper in the Issues of OF MIAMI, AS AMENDED, BY DELETING ARTICLE It,
AU9.31, 1984 ENTITLED "PEDDLERS," OF CHAPTER 39 "PED-
DLERS, ITINERANT MANUFACTURERS, LOCKSMITHS
AND TOOL GRINDERS, ICE CREAM VENDOR$" —.IN
ITS ENTIRETY, AND INSERTING, IN LIEU THEREOF, A
NEW ARTICLE 11, ENTITLED "SIDEWALK AND STREET
Af lant further says that the said Miami Radaw and Daily VENDORS:; DELETING EXISTING ARTICLE V. ENTrnm
Ronda, a nde�twbsetpapsr published at MWM In said Dads County, "ICE CREAM VENDORS;" PROVIDING FOR THE RtG-
M s the said newspaper has heretofore been
conthwousfy published In said Dade County, Florida, each day ULATION, LOCATION, AND OPERATION OF THE MAI-
lsxdept Sansday. Sunday and Legal MoUdays► and has been NESS OF VENDING ON THE STRIrETS AND SIDEWALKS
entered as second deer matt matter at the post office in OF THE CITY OF MIAMI; ESTABLISHING RESTRICTED
MWal In said! Dade County, Florida, for a period of one yea
next the fbst publication of the attached rxp of VENDING DISTRICTS; PROVIDING A PENALTY FOR
sour i � and afflant further says that she tau ns�ther THE VIOLATION OF TERMS THEREOF CONTAINING
Pod nor faombed my person, firm or corporation my discount, A REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABILITY
_ blift, commission or refund for the purpose of securing this CLAUSE.
advIrusertent for publication the Bald newspaper.
i!!i ORDINANCE NO.
�J. �AN ORDINANCE AMENDING PARAGRAPHS (id AND
�`` ... • �. (3) OF SECTION 3G28 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF
SwOm to and �� tore me this MIAMI, FLORIDA, AS AMENDED, FOR THE PURPOSE
OF GENERALLY INCREASING THE FEES CHARGED
• QuY FOR USE OF CITY DAY CARE FACILITIES,
y o.......�, n...).., IGD. 19...
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A NEW SPECIAL Rk*
aromm
,.••N , Shgd gs at tarp• ENUE FUND ENTITLED: "MINORITY BUSINESS NOW
(SEAL) • . �Qc,`��• PRISE SPECIAL FUND" APPROPRIATINt3 FUND$ IN
My Commission i A 1�� ��` THE AMOUNT OF $1A A TO BE U13ED IN ESTiAI�HINp .
'�` h'Dt� Ib ,t� A PROGRAM TO ASSIST BLACK AND H 1C M)NOFk`.
rn u t l i t r ►�1� ITY "NESS ENTERPRISES 114 SEWRINQ WNW O
FOR CITY OF MIAMI PROCUREMENT' ACTIVITY, AW0 ;
IN ESTA91.1$yiNG PROGRAMS TO RENDER RINAN-
C,IAL ASSISTANCE TO BLACK ANO.HWmme MINOR.
ITY BUSINESS ENTERPRISES; CONTAINING A '
REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABIUTY CLAUSE.
k
MR 139
ORDINANCE NO,
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SUBSECTIONS (A) (1) AND
(2) OF SECTION 30413, ENTITLED "GREEN!- FEES"; SUS -
SECTION (8),OF .SECTION 30-54, ENTITLED "CART
FEES' ANO SUBSECTION (e) OF SECTION 31)-ft ENTI-
TLED "SPECIAL RATES", OF TIME CODE OF THE CITY
OF-MIAMI, FLORIDA; AS AMENDED, BY REVISING THE
FEE SCHEDULE FOR CITY OF MIAMI GOLF COURSES;
CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVER
ABILITY CLAUSE.
ORDINANCE NO.
- AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 35.91;'3542,
AND 35.93 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI,
FLORIDA, AO AMENDED, BY ESTABLISHING -RATES -
AT CERTAIN ON -STREET PARKING METERS AND CER-
TAIN OFF-STREET LOTS; ESTABLISHING RATES AT
MUNICIPAL PARKING GARAGES; FURTHER PROVID-
ING AN EFFECTIVE DATE OF OCTOBER 16,1984 FOR
THE HEREIN RATE INCREASES; RATIFYING AND
CONFIRMING ALL ACTS OF THEOFFSTREET PAFQ(ING
BOARD AND ITS DIRECTOR AS TO RATES HERETO -
FURTHER AUTHORIZING THE OFF-
STREET`PA _ 1144;QOARQ.TO DEVELOP EXPERIMEN-
TAL RATE STFit1t:TUREB'ANEi TQi INRIATF;RA, FOR
NEW FACILITIES-•6URING7TNE 0I&DAL=YEAp6
CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION! AND A SEVER
ABILITY CLAUSE.
ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 3" OF CHAP
TER 38, ENTITLED "PARKS AND OTHER CITY PROP
ERTY GENERALLY", OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF
MIAMI, FLORIDA; AS AMENDED, BY CHANGING THE
NAME OF THE LITTLE HAVANA COMMUNITY CENTER
j TO THE MANUAL ARTIME COMMUNITY. CENTER, AND
BY PROVIDING THAT. NOTHING CONTAINED. IN THE
PROVISIONS OF THIS SECTION SHALL LIMIT OR
RESTRICT THE RIGHT OF THE CITY COMMiSSION.TO
ESTAQLI$H AND FIX SPECIAL CHARGES OR SPECIAL "
TERMS- AND'CONDITIONS FOR THE USE OF .THE
! MANUEL'ARTIME COMMUNITY`CENTEFt;.OF LITTLE
HAVANA►, ; � ` _
Said proposed ordinant e(siney be Imipecteetby tt>g pn141kL8t tk+/l .
office of the City Clerk, 35W Pan American Drive. Miami, Florida,
Monday through Friday, excluding holidays, during the hours of 8:00
a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
All interested partles may appear at the meeting and be heard with
respect to the proposed ordinance(s).
Should any person desire to appeal any decision of the City Com-
mission with respect to any matter to be considered at this meeting,
that person shall ensure that a verbatim record of the proceedings is
made Including all testimony and evidence upon which any appeal
may be based,
011900)
8l31
nRALPH G- ONGIE
�� CITY CLERK
`�[� n A�� CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA