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Home My WebLink AboutCC 1984-09-13 City Clerk's ReportITY OF MIAMI CITY CLERK REPORTS MENTIN03 DATE: stprnqw 13, 1984 - ( R) CITY. HALL - DINNEIA KEY A RE50LUTION ALLOCATING $6,000 FROM SPECIAL PROGRAMS AND ACCOUNTS, QUALITY OF LIFE FUND, FOR THE PURPOSE OF REDUCING THE RENTAL COST OF THE COCONUT GROVE EXHIBITION CENTER AND ALLOCATING AN ADDITIONAL AMOUNT OF $3,000 FROM THE OPERATING BUDGET OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT TO COVER THE COST OF IN-KINI SERVICES, IN SUPPORT OF THE 1985 FASHION SPREE, TO BE HELD FEBRUARY 21-23, 1985, IN THE COCONUT GROVE EXHIBITION CENTRE: 41TH PROCEEDS GOING TO THE MULTI -FACETED COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS SPONSORED BY THE NATIONAL COUNCIL OF JEWISH WOMEN. SAID ALLOCATIONS BEING CONDITIONED UPON SUBSTANTIAL COMPLIANCE WITH CITY OF MIAMI ADMINISTRATIVE POLICY NO. APM-1-84, DATEDI JANUARY 24, 1984. • • • • ' +• • '.� 1 Ili r3' • ! --31 } a • • t a• as r- • �• • t : • ♦� r,x• • �31• } : 3+' • c v rr• • • • 31'•� s i t •• cLq • ► •• war • a' • 1 } • 1 •. so. pasi • M • • • ► 1 • rOak U,]+• • • • • s• .�+ • a M of .IAI. WIN ss , • s r• 1 • • �" • f.' �� • :M • 3+• 31' R -a4-" / NDVEDt PEREZ 118CCWt PLUM uN N Dvw tf • R-84-970 N NEDi PEREZ SECON Ds PLUM ummmoig W64-971 NNEDt PEREZ x8co s Pul'!"ER CITY OF MIAMI CITY CIERK REPORTS MR E T IN G OAT t : SEPTEMBER 13, 1984--- (FMOULAR ) PAGn No. 2 A AF.90L.UTION ALLACATING AN AMOUNT NOT 70 EXCEED $5, 000 FROM SPECIAL R-84-974 P 40GRAM AMID A7000R M , CotiTTIMMW FUND, IUN SUPPORT OF PRO` -BIKE 184, MOVED: CAROLLO THE BIENNIAL WORLD CONFEREM M ON BICYCLE TRAMPORTATION AND RECREATION; SECIONDs PLWER SAID ALl=ATION BEING CONDITIONED UPON SUBSTANTIAL OOMPLIAN['E WITH UNANIMOUS CITY OF MIAMI ADMINISTRATIVE POLICY NO. APM-1-84, DATED JANUARY 24, 1984. A RESOLUTION FORMALLY REQUESTING THE MIF.TROPO LITAN DADE COUNTY MlM- MISSION THAT IT NOT LEASE OR RENT ANY OOUNlY PROPERTY TO ANY INDIVIUM OR GROUP ESPOUSING THE PHILOSOPHY OF RACISM; IN PARTICUIILAR, INDIVIDUALS AMID GWJPS SUCH AS LOUIS FARJWD(N AND THE KLU KLUX KLAN; FURTHER POINTING OUT, IN SUPPORT OF SAID REQUEST, THAT CITY CITIZENS ARE COUNTY TAXPAYERS AND OPPOSE SAID USE OF COUNTY FACILITIES SUCH AS THE CAL.EB CEMER BY M ESSE (2M OF HATE, RACISM, OR ANTI-SEMITISM. A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE PARTICIPATION BY THE CITY OF MIAMI IN AN INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT WITH DADE COUNTY, THE CITY OF MIAMI BEACH AND THE VILLAGE OF BAL HARBOUR, DATED AS OF OCTOBER 1, 1984, CREATING THE GREATER MIAMI CONVENTION CON- SORTIUM FOR THE PURPOSE OF ESTABLISHING AN UNIFIED AND COORDINATED EFFORT FOR THE PROMOTION AND MARKETING OF CON- VENTIONS AND CONVENTION SALES BY AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANA- GER TO EXECUTE AN AMENDMENT TO THE INTERLOCAL AGREEMENT WHICH ADDS THE CITY OF MIAMI AS A PARTICIPATING PUBLIC AGEN- CY: ESTABLISHING THE MANNER AND METHOD OF PARTICIPATION BY THE CITY OF MIAMI: ESTABLISHING THE INITIAL FINANCIAL CONTRI BUTION; PROVIDING FOR A PHASED -IN PARTICIPATION DURING THE FIRST YEAR. A MOTION TO APPOINT THE FOLLCWING PERSCNS AS AN INVESTIGATING COW MITTEE IN CONMIDCTION WITH THE CABLE Tf XnSION FRAND SE GRAN= BY THE CITY OF MIAMI FOR PURPOSES OF DETERMINING VIOLATIONS, AS AI LE(ZZ BY THE ADMSLNISTRATION; THE APPROPRIATENESS OF FINES LEVIED BY THE ADMINISTRATION; AND OTHER PENDING MATTERS: 1. MARSHALL HARRIS ' 2. HAMCEBAL COX 3. Rev. RAMS R-84-975 MOVED: CAROLIA SECOND: PEREZ UNANIMOUS • its •. •w r A MOTION DIRWTIMD THE CITY MiANACER NOT TO SPEND ANY HOW CITY FUNDS M-84-978 OF THE $10,000,000 POLICE BOND ISSN UNTIL R.F.P.'S HAVE BEEN PREPARED, MOVED: DAWKINS ALL BIDS ARE IN, AND ODS'!r5 ARE DETERNIINED AS TO THE COST OF C 1C- SECOND: P'LAPM TION OF TWO POLICE SUBSTATIONS. I UNANIMOUS A MOTION ALThMZING AND DIROCTIMO THE CITY MANA= THAT, IN CON- NECTION WITH THE OF TWO HUNDRED (200) UNITS OF LOW I KEW HOUSING, THAT THE CITY TRY 70 GET A MULTIPLIER OUT OF IT; AMID THAT WE tfn: ►IZE ANY AVAILABLE DMLIARS ON A MULTIPLIER MO►T LESS THAN 7H3 TO ONE AT THE BEGINNING, AND LAM, A MULTIPLIER OF MOM TO ONE, AM THAT MB CONSTITUTE OURSELVES AS A U . D. A. G. AEICY TYPE OF OPERATION IN im CITY or MIAMI, SO THAT GE CAN GET MORE Low IM10om HOUSING, UTILIZING THE MONEY WITH THE FORD FOUJM MON, WITH THE KTlT POMDAMON, WITH L.E.S.K. FOC>l DMCN, WITH THE loaf[ERPRISE FUND AND WITH THE LOCAL GROUP GHICH IS FOR IM CALLED OHOM ES FOR SOUTH F%=M', WITH ONIRAC LE HOUSING" WaCH MR. Mi1RTIN FTNE ZS PAOIPO6ING TO CRFATB; FURTHER STIPULATING TW4T WE SHOULD PUT IT OUT ON A FIRST-Cl0 E/FIRST-SERVED BASIS AND FUNTM INISTR[)CnM THE lR1MAGER TO CREATE A SYSTEM WITHIN THE AD- NXMISTRATION 80 BUT WE NAY FOR+! THE U.D.A.G. TYPE Or OPERATION, WITH A BOARD 1lEING CRFi M *031 WIN F[MC)N AS AN ADIVOSRY DOW TD OUR LrtOCAL. U. D. A. G. OPE,RMON, STRICTLY ' FOR L4W INCXM HOUSING. A RESOLUTION SETTING FORTH THE POSITION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI THAT AUTHORITY FOR THE ISSUANCE OF TAX-FREE INDUSTRIAL DEV- ELOPMUT REVENUE 6ONDS BE ALLOCATED USING A FORMULA OR METRO SIMILAR TO THAT PROPOSED BY THE FLORIDA LEAGUE OF CITIES, IN AND TIM DiDB COUNTY LEAGUE OF CITIES, INC. EXCEPT THAT TRZ CITY FAVORS ADOPTION OF A DOLLAR LIMITATION UPON CITIES BASE ON THE POPULATION FACTOR (POPULATION X 8150) i FUTHER EXPRES- SING Ti4E RELIEF THAT THE CITY OF MIAMI'S ALLOCATION BE DI- RECTLY UNDER CONTROL OF THE CITY TO BE USED BY ITS DEPARTMEN M-84-979 MOVED: FERRE SECOND: DAWKINS UNANIMOUS R-84-980 MOVED: FERRE SECOND: PLUMIMER ABSENT: DAWKINS (COOK' T NEXT p CITY OF MIAMI CITY CURK REPORTS MEETING DATE: SEP7VVER 13, 1984 (REGULAR) PAGE NO. 3 OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AS A SALES TOOL OR LEVERAGE FOR GENERATING AND CREATING JOBS IN CERTAIN SEGMENTS OF THE CITY FURTHER DECLARING THAT IF THE POPULATION FACTOR IS NOT ADOPT, ED AS THE METHOD OR FORMULA FOR SAID ALLOCATION, THEN SUCH OTHER METHOD OR FORMULA BE ADOPTED AS WILL RESULT IN AN EQUITABLE ALLOCATION FOR LARGER CITIES IN THE STATE. A RESOLUTION INSTRUCTING THE CITY ADMINISTRATION TO REVIEW THE DADE COUNTY INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY'S EXERCISE OF ITS POWERS IN THE PAST TWO YEARS PURSUANT TO THE FLORIDA INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT FINANCING ACT (F.S. 159.25-159.43) IN REGARD TO PROJECTS FINANCED THROUGH THE AUTHORITY'S ISSUANCE OF TAX-EXEMPT INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT REVENUE BONDS TO DETER- MINE IF PROJECTS HAVE INVOLVED THE RELOCATION OF INDUSTRY FROM AN INCORPORATED AREA TO AN UNINCORPORATED AREA OF DADE COUNTY WITHOUT SUCH INCREASE IN JOBS AS WOULD WARRANT THE ISSUANCE OF SUCH BONDS AND THE INDUSTRY'S RELOCATION; FURTHE AUTHORIZING LEGAL PROCEEDINGS TO PROHIBIT THE AUTHORITY'S ISSUANCE OF BONDS TO FINANCE SUCH PROJECTS. A MOTION ACCEPTING THE CONCEPT OF SIMCE FOR 9HE MIAMI cWvWrION C04TER, IN PRINCIPLE, AND AS PRF.SI N BEF M THE CITY CCmSSION ON THIS DATE; FURTI+1Ei2 REFERRING THE PROPOSAL TO THE CITY WihGE t FOR HIS REVIEW AND RFEO*00ATIOM STIPULATING THAT AROUTF nIRAL 0ONCERNS, LEGAL. COHMM AND THE CONCERNS OF THE DEPARZMfNT OF TRANSPORTATION SAE TAKEN I= ACOOUNT DURING THIS PROCESS. A MOTION AVIIORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CITY MAlNh E'R TO AUDCATE AN A43UNT NDT 70 E MED $15, 000 PURSUANT 70. A i=U£ST MADE BY THE •BISCAYNE 1 ••r• • &S 40 W♦ r�- A "MON 70 100 E BAYSHORE DRIVE, IN THE IMMEDIATE AREA OF IM PLAZA VFJ4ETIA MVE[MIENT AS 'PLAZA VM&MA WAY'; AND TO RE -NAME N.E. 1WH STREET PK)M BI9CAYNE SAY 70 THE LINDSLEY HOPKIM EDUCATIONAL CARER AS 'ALVAH CPAP" 80ULZVARD' . A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO AMEND THE REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF CULTURAL, RECREATION AND ENTERTAINMENT FACILITIES ON CITY -OWNED WATSON ISLAND TO EXTEND THE DEADLINE FOR THE SUBMISSION OF PROPOSAL FROM NOVEMBER 12, 1984 TO FEBRUARY 28,1985; FURTHER DIRECT- ING THE CITY MANAGER TO DISTRIBUTE THE AMENDMENT CONTAINING THE NEW DATE FOR SUBMISSION OF PROPOSALS IN THE SAME MANNER IN WHICH THE REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS WAS DISTRIBUTED. A RESOLUTION SETTING FORTH THE POSITION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI COMMISSION THAT THE INSTALLATION OF SOUND BARRIERS ALONG THE METRORAIL RIGHT-OF-WAY SHOULD BE BASED ON A SYS- TEM -WIDE CRITERION OR METHOD OF EVALUATING AND ASSESSING THE DISTURBING EgFECT OF METRORAIL'S•OPERATING NOISE LEVEL UPON THE RESIDENTS OF PROPERTY ADJACENT TO THE TRACKS OF SAID SYSTEM AND THAT THE RESIDENTS OF THE CITY OF MIAMI SHOULD RECEIVE THE SAME CONSIDERATION AND BENEFIT OF SOUND BARRIERS AS THOSE RESIDENTS OF CORAL GABLES AND SOUTH MIAMI WHO ARE SIMILARLY AFFECTED BY THE OPERATION OF THE SYSTEM. DIRECTING OFFICIALS OF THE CITY ADMINISTRATION TO CONVEY THIS POSITION TO APPROPRIATE OFFICIALS OF METROPOLITAN DADE COUNTY, INCLUDING THE BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. z R-84-981 MOVED: FERRE SECOND: CAROLLO ABSENT: DAWKINS M-84-982 MOVED: PLUMMER SECOND: PEREZ UNANIMOUS M-84-983 MOVED: PEREZ SECOND: TERRE NOES: PLUMMER i DAWKINS M-84-984 MOVED: TERRE SECOND: PLUMMER UNANIMOUS tiaa• �� x• R-84-986 MOWD: TERRE,,`-' SECOND: DAWKINI UNANIMOUS ---- --- - --- CITY OF MIAMI CITY CLERK REPORT8 MEETIMG DATE: SEPTEMBER 13, 1984 PAGE NO. 4 A Ml7T ON REQUESTING THE CITY MANAGER TO REFER TO THE CITY OF MIAMLI MEMORIAL CXFlMITTFE A PROPOSAL 70 RE -NAME A PARK PROPOSED 70 BE BUILT ON THE SITE OF THE OLD FIRE: STATION LOCATED CPI 22ND AVENUE IN HONOR OF MAR3=E MMIA,N DOU IM. A MOTION DECLARING THAT IT IS NOT THE INTENTION OF THE CITY CxM'IISSION Tn DELETE THE ALLOCATION OF $772,000 FROM THE DOWNTIO WN DEVELOPMENT ALT1 MITY'S BUDGET REQUEST FUR FY-' 84-' 85, SUCH FUNDS DUE TO BE ALLOCA FROM THE GENERAL . MM. UNLESS THE CITY COM1MISSION Cris WM A CORAL, DISCUSSION OF EXPENDITURES OF SUCH all- R THINGS AS FESTIVALS, PARADES, 'GRAND PRIX, MISS UNIVERSE, ETC., IN WHICH CITY FUNDS ARE FJMCED. A M7MON OF THE CITY OF MIAMII ClOMMIISSION E aWMING ITS POLICY IN THE CONDEMNATION OF SOUTH AFRICA FOR THEIR APARTHEID POLICIES; FtHIHF.tt INSTRUCMNG THE CITY ADMINISTRATION TO TAKE UP THE RESOLUTION AND ORDINANCE THAT HAS BEEN PASSED IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK AND IN OTintE:R CITIES DEALING WITH INVESTMENT OF U.S. DOLLARS IN PENSION FUNDS WHICH! ARE GrM 70 ANY CORPORATION THAT PRESENTLY DOES ANY BUSINESS WITH THE RACIST GOVERNMENT OF SOUTH AFRICA OR ANY COMMINIST OR MARXIST SYSTEM. A RESOLUTION ALTMRIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO PUBLISH WOL)EST FOR PROPOSALS (RFP) FOR QUALIFIED PROFESSIONAL CONSULTANTS TO PREPARE A REPORT, STUDY AND ANALYSIS ON THE EMNOMIC FEASIBILITY OF PRIVATE PICKUP OF TRASH AND GARBAGE WITHIN THE CITY OF ?GANQ AND ALLOCATING AN AMXW NOT TO E)O=D $50, 000 'FROM SPECIAL PROGRAMS AND ACCOUNTS, CONTINGENT FUND, TO FUND SUCH CONSULTANT SERVICES; DIRECTING THE CITY MMAGER TO INCLUDE A REQUIREMENT IN THE RFP THAT THE STUDY CON- TAIN A COMPARATIVE OOST ANALYSIS FUR ALL PICKUP METHOW OF TRASH AND GARBAGE, INCLUDING CURBSIDE, BACKYARD AND PRIVATE OOLLEX. ON OF TRASH AND GARBAGE WHICH LATTER ANALYSIS SHALL 0ONTAIN A PROPOSED FORM! OF REQUEST FUR PROPOSALS FOR PRIVATE COLLECTION TO BE USED BY THE CITY IF THE 0ONSULTANT'S . REPORT AND RECOMMENDATIONS INDICATE THAT SUCH MEASURE WOULD BE A VIABLE OPTION; FVRTM�R DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER TD PRESENT' A RECC]4224DATION TU THE ClO*CWION FVR ITS SF.7MON OF A COASELTANT FIRM BY THE FIRST OOMIISSION MEETING IN OCTOBE3t, 1984 WITH THE REPORT AND STUDY 70 BE MOOT £D 60 DAYS MMM- AF ER AND PROVIDING MW IF THE CONSULTANT' S REPORT AND RDOOMt4ENDA- TICKS INDICATE THAT SUL3i PRIVATE COLLECTION MEASURE WOULD BE A VIABLE OPTION "M SM CITY MANAGER SHAD. PREPARE AND PUBLISH A REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS FOR PRIVATE TRASH AND GARBAGE CIMAZ9CTION BY THE SBOOND COMMISSION MEETING IN , 1984 AND INCLUDE IN THE PRIVATE OMJ=- TION ROM FOR PROIWALS A R=11MM~NT THAT PhOPOSER.S PROV= ALTER- NATIVE OXFTATIONS FOR CLMSI.DE AND/OR BACKYARD PICKUP AND A PRIVATE WO►T!ATION FlOR THE TAKEOVER OF CITY EQUIPMENT AND/OR THE RE WMON POR CEE YEAR Or CITY EMPLOYEES WITH CIVIL SERVICE STATUS AS EMPLOYEES OF PROPOSERS; DIRECTING 7HE CITY MRNAGER 70 MAKE A tEO14ENDKTION TO THE COMMISSION FOR THE SEUWTION OF A PRIVATE 00[dMMON C CWANY BY 7HE FIRST 0OHMIISSION MEETING IN FMWJARY 1, 1985. 1 + • • r ar 1 I- • r r• f • a• :r• Wit• a sr • • elk • r' • ♦ r •i 1 1 f r` r 5 r • ;• _ ` �. •• f ry• • :.,. � ,- •.. is � s • 4 fi rt1 IJV.IV• • I 6- :pLt t M�-84-987 MDVEDt F?!'1 SEOONDt PLUMMER UINANIM)US s E•: FEPJM Sa • f•: CARCLLO UNANIMDUS — • f•49 M0.9 • • tr :X'r. j �1iY • MIAMI REPORTS MlETING A MOR'ION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO NEGOTIATE A 30-DAY T04?ORARY DOCKING SPACE IN BICENTENNIAL, PARK FOR THE PLACEMENT T OF A TWO HUNDRED FOOT PLUS SHIP TO BE BROUGWT BY M01NTY TRAINER. ------_..----------------------------------------------- NOTE FW THE RECORD: R-84-994 appointed LAWRENCE O. TURNER as ismerM of the Sports & Erhi.bition Authority-. A RESOLUTION SETTING SEPTEMBER 21, 1984, AT 11:00 A.M. FOR A SPECIAL CITY COMMISSION MEETING, TO BE CONTINUED, IF NECES- SARY, TO ANOTHER DATE TO BE SET BY THE COMMISSION, FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONDUCTING A LEGISLATIVE INVESTIGATION INTO MAT- TERS RELATING TO THE EFFICIENCY AND PERFORMANCE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI POLICE DEPARTMENT IN ITS HANDLING OF THE INVESTIGA- TION OF THE MICHAEL JOHNSON CASE, SAID LEGISLATIVE INVESTI- GATION TO BE CONDUCTED PURSUANT TO AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 14 OF THE CITY OF MIAMI CHARTER. A M71'IC1 EXPiiESSING THE CONCERN OF THE CITY OF MIAMt CxMr+IISSION REGARD- ING 0 -GOING TRAFFIC PR=,EMS IN THE OC W OWN AREA, PARTICULARLY, IN LOADING ZONES, WHICH ARE PRESENTLY CAUSING A SEVERE HARDSHIP TO THE MERCHANTS IN THE DEN AREAF FWMER REQUESTING OF THE METRO DEPARTMENT OF TRAFFIC, THE MIAMI POLICE DEPAR MC AND THE OFF-S axl PARKING AUTHORITY TO COORDINATE* THEIR ACTIVITIES TO ALLEVIATE PRESENT CONDITIONS: AMID FINALLY, DIEM TING THE CITY CLERK TU FOFRARD THIS COMMUNICATION TO THE APPROPRIATE AtTMR.ITIES. A MOTION GRANTING A REQUEST MADE BY REPRESENTATIVES OF THE HISPANIC HERITAGE FESTIVAL FOR FUNDING; FURTHER DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER 70 AL UXATE AN AM lUNT NOT TO FaC= $25, 000 AS A Q;LA I' IN CONNECTION WITH PFCHOTIOML EIS OF THE '1985 OTI-U.S.A. SONG FESTIVAL' klaCH IS TO BE TELEVISED NATIONALLY ON OCIUBR 6, 1984, FFIOM MIAMI'S JAI -ALAI AS PART OF THIS YEAR'S FESTIVAL. A MOTION AIUTMUZING AND DIR=NG THE CITY MANAGER TO ALLOCATE AN AMOUNT NOT TO EaGMED $G10, 000 AS A RANT TO THE-FLORIDA AFRICA TRADE DEVELOi'MMm OMMIL, Im.' FOR A FORTE OOMNG TRADE COUNCIL; FtiR-_ STIPULATING THAT THE WORD-MQAMII' IS TO BE USED IN THE TITLE OF THE EVENT. A MOTION 10 REFER TO THE CITY MAKkM FOR HIS $'IUDY AND MIE W REQUEST MADE BY PAMELA K. tEtil+ANDBZ FOR A GRANT FOR A RADIO WADING SERVICE; EURIM DEMMING THAT THE CITY OF MIAMM WILL CONSIDER PARTIAL FUNDING OF THIS SERVICEI PROVIDED, HOWEVER, THAT OMM CITIES OF ME"li:J DADE a INflY, AND Or Bt"I&RD = MlIY WHICH ARE WITHIN LISTEMM RANGE OF W.L.R.N. AL90 OOtdt'RIHIITE A FAIR SHARE. A MDTICO1 APPOINlTIM-FRANCI 1C0 (Paw) LOPEZ BORGES TO THE -iATIN OLMM REVIEW 90ARD0. M r � r ? ` • tl 1 ;Y • ? • • 1 1 • A RKSOLUTIOU ALLOCATING $50,622 OF FY'84-85 FEDERAL REVRNUX SHARING FUMD6 ING ADOPTION OF TIM ANNUAL APPROPRIATIONS ORDINAWM FOR FY184-85 TD PREVIOUSLY APPROVED SOCIAL SERVICE AGENCIES LISTED HEREIN IN AN AMOUNT NOT To EXCEED 111.2 OF THE TOTAL ALLOCATION TO MAINTAIN EACH AGENCY AT TUR FY-83-84 FUNDING LEVEL FOR THE PERIOD FROM OCTOBER 1, 1984 '7j1kOUCjj OCT. 31, 1904, SIZING THS CITY MA"GER TO ENTER INTO AGM3MMIMM WITU TitE AFORANOW100M AGMIU, SUBJECT TO THE CITY ATT0j=ylS AF'pyM&L AS 10 Tom AMC�Q�tRt;"BNLSS . NO• 5 W84-993 MDVED: PL 24W SECOND: CAROLLO ABSENT: DAWKINS R-84-995 MOVED: CAROLLO SECOND: PEREZ UNANIMOUS • a+• ]�• �a • u tia' L• i�-_ I 1 • 3r • • rit / u • CITY OR MIAMI CITY CURK RIPORT8 MRSTING DATE: =MOM 13, 1984 ( R) PAGN NO. 6 A MMON INS'PRiX.'TING "6 CM NVVAW 70 ADO $250, 000 TD THE AMOUNT AvAnmm PW 7W RWIV1G Or FY-' 84-' 85 SOCIAL SERVICE PROGRAMS. A MDTICN AOCF,.MNG THE P®CCMBNDKTION OF THE CITY MV04M MW ADOPT- ING A 71MATXW MILLAGE RATE PM iY-' 84-' 85 AT 9.8571 OF AD VAUMM TO =1S AM A WK SERVICE OF 2. 0520, POP A TOTAL trIILi.AGE RAZE OF .U.9091. ��;4DW� - City ClArk C