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Home My WebLink AboutM-84-0645n.fi Bob 'Parka DrAd Block cocbeftmn MtmbM.- Peter Anderson Habraham Babun William Brown Walter Byrd Hilarlo Candela Plato Cox William Cullom John DeGrove Alfred Devereaux Dorothy Fields Howard Cary Elton Gissendanner Jack Malay James Merrill Paul Pappas Marilyn Reed Robert Rich Merrett Stierheim Donald Thompson victoria Tschinkel Albert Veliky - M%�>Z:li ��i ;M�alatgicmienz,. �uaLu�sc�,r i ..-•� St4& 1201; City Nutt6t7al Bank Ouildittt 25 wdw P'kgrer $hvet 1►fiOM4 Flot*14' 33130.1780 Telephone (305) 358 ,2800 24 May 1984 Mr. Howard Gary Office of the City Manager 3500 Pan American Drive Miami, FL 33133 Dear Mr. Gary: Thank you for attempting to place us on the agenda as a Mayor's pocket item on May 24th. Mr. Parks had other commitments and could not remain waiting at the meeting. I would like to ask that Mr. Parks be placed on the agenda for the next commission meeting. Please notify this office as to the date and approximate time as soon as possible. I have also routed this request through Mr. Cesar Odio. DP/am Hand Delivered cc: David Block Sincerely, 41-, Darrell Payne Administrative Assistant •c. h� . s s r ('tidd� y cx * r Y e FIR, AM, s Suite 1201City National Bank 8WIdfng Z West Flagler Street Mfam% Florida 33130•1780 Telephone C305) 358.2800 . $Cil� CiRANAM GOVFAVOR Bob Parks Ci1rh+�e David Block c0aw"Aft . Peter Anderson Habraharrt Babun William Brown Walter Byrd Hilario Candela Plato Cox William Cullom John DeGrove. Alfred Devereaux Dorothy Fields Howard Gary Elton Gissendanner Jack hlaloy James Merrill Paul Pappas Marilyn Reed Robert Rich hleaett Stierheim Donald Thompson Victoria Tschinkel Alben Veliky 16 May 1984 Mr. Howard V. Gary Office of the City Manager 3500 Pan American Drive Miami, FL 33133 Dear Mr. Gary: The Miami River Management Committee- continues to make progress towards our goals of revitalizing the river. The enclosed resolutions are a result of our last full committee meeting. I would like to request that I appear before the Commission at the next meeting. Ten minutes will be sufficient to present these resolutions and update the Commission on our activities. I will be happy to assist with any questions you may have. Thank you for your •continued support and assistance. Everyone has been really cooperative, helpLng•to ensure the success of our endeavors. Yours very truly, ROBERT L. PARKS cc: David Block Ken Woodburn Peter Anderson (Resolution #1 & #2) Bill Brown (Resolution #3) .Ms. Dorothy Fields Q44 . f+N31 t a' ` K iier Mwmgewe yet =' s .. Suite 1201, City National Bunk Building - 25 117ost Flagler Street Miami, Florida .33130.1780 Telephone (305) 358-2800 �o�`Ga�l�ti dovatmw Bob Parks C*A*v M David Block Cbte+nnrroK Peter Anderson Habraham Babun William Brown Walter Byrd Hilario Candela Plato Cox William Cullom John DeGrove Alfred Devereaux Dorothy Fields Howard Gary Elton Gissendanner Jack Maloy James Merrill Paul Pappas Marilyn Reed Robert Rich Merrett Stierheim Donald Thompson Victoria Tschinkel Albert Veliky RESOLUTION WHEREAS, derelict vessels pose an immediate threat to navigation, health, safety, appearance, and overall quality of the Miami River, and WHEREAS, City of Miami Law Enforcement Officials are continually stymied by ineffectual City Code in dealing with prevention and removal.of derelict vessels, and WHEREAS, Section 7-31 through 7-49 of the Dade 'County Code contain provisions that, if enacted by the City, would give City Law Enforcement sufficient authority to effect a remedy to the derelict vessel problem, and, WHEREAS most of the derelict vessels are located in the area of the Miami River within the City Limits, and, WHEREAS, the Miami River Management Committee has been charged by the Governor of the State of Florida with the responsibility of developing a master land use plan for the river, including removal and disposition of derelict vessels, and further, the derelict vessel M/V Ultra Freeze has been tied to city property for ten months without legal action initiated, providing an example of the results of the ineffective City Code. NOW, THEREFORE, let it be hereby resolved by the Miami River Management Committee that: xr� � � n nQ y+ 11Mta d.RI*er Mmagenient Colc»mitte K 5utte 1201 rily 1 tattnnal Bank Butldirto BOB GISAHA.rrl �V�1VdR Bob Parks Gb.N+nan David Block cocaarnaw 2,5 Nest Flagler Street Miami, Florida 33130.1780 Telephone (305) 358-2800 I. We strongly urge the City of Miami to formulate and adopt provisions similar to Section 7-31 through 7-49 of the Dade County Code, providing for the identification, notification, removal and disposition of derelict and nuisance vessels. Nner Anderson 11. We strongly urge that in the meantime, the City of Miami pursue all available legal avenues to Habraham Babun effect the removal and disposition of the M/V Ultra William Brown Freeze, and all other derelict vessels in the Miami ,River under their jurisdiction. Walter Byrd Hilario Candela I Plato Cox William Cullom John DeGrove Alfred Devereaux Dorothy Fields Howard Gary Elton Gissendanner Jack Maloy James Merrill Paul Pappas Marilyn Reed Robert Rich Merrett Stierheim Donald Thompson Victoria Tschinkel Albert Veliky Passed: 5/10/84 RO SM tL\4 PARKS-," Chairman Miami River Management Committee 2 84w-645 " :a Asfb x= i"ss'JF'- �;"`�t{z 2 rz 'I (� *a^"=tx Sfi�`Nmfiy'�s$a`xnrr „•.� r f ha i,�d±. �'� bid- +1�`'�1Y� ¢.•� 7. _ i �� . committee lfteftt Y i; tiAj�l 6s 6UHAM oovgvoa Bob Parks ate" David Block Cacba~n sre"Ph"= peter Anderson Habraham Babun William Brown Walter Byrd Hilado Candela Plato Cox William Cullom John DeGrove Alfred Devereaux Dorothy Fields Howard Gary Elton Gissendanner Jack Maloy James Merrill Paul Pappas Marilyn Reed Robert Rich Merrett Stierheirn Donald Thompson Victoria Tschinkel Albert Veliky tciit� i2�f, pity Mattona1 fan rttt�itng Street 25 West F1491er MfaM4 plorida 33130-1780 s Telephone (305) 358-2800 RESOLUTION WHEREAS? the overall quality of the Miami River can be measured to a pearancegree and,y its _ aesthetic conditions an p WHEREAS, any improvements made to ensure codes safety and complete compliance with zoning will improve the overall appearance and condition of the Miami River, and, WHEREAS, the Miami River Management Committee of has been charged by the Governor of the Stine short Florida with the responsibility of developing owls for a master plan, including and long-term g beautification, and, re of WHEREAS, the committee has been made awa within possible violations of zoning and safety c ode the jurisdiction of the City of Miami. let it be hereby resolved b NOWTHEREFORE, y , the Miami River Management Committee that: i,- We strongly urge the City of Miami to direct its various code enforcement agencies to conduct a survey by boat of riverfront properties within the City - urge the City of Miami to Ii. We strongly ately correct enter by appropriate procedure to .mme , C 0 d`6 ) any violations against the Passed: 5/l0/84 RO PARK , Chairman Miami River Management Committee 0 M. $ b y F Y ,•.. i is r.i'ryF < 5 �kkk �. .t 1` r� Miami ItIver Ummomicn, Committee �t4 E4 Suite 1201, City National Bank Building 25 West Flagler Street Miami, Florida 33130.1780 '��....• Telephone (305) 358-2800 tog Glwtkm GOVMVOR Bob Parks �,etnwen David Block Lbcbernnan Peter Anderson Habmham Babun William Broom VVaiter Byrd Hilario Candela Plato Cox William Cullom John DeGro\,e Alfred Devereaux Dorothy Fields Howard Gary Elton Gissendanner Jack Maloy James Merrill Paul Pappas AtUrilyrt Reed Robert Rich Merrctt Stierheim Donald Thompson Victoria Tschinkel Albert Veliky RESOLUTION WHEREp,S, Paradise location of Parthekis headwatersloflly important as the locate the Miami River, and, WHEREAS, it is a public park and the City of Miami is charged with the responsibility for maintainence of the grounds and public access, and, WHEREAS, the Miami River Management Committee has been charged by the Governor of the State of Florida with the responsibility of developing oals for a master plan including and short -tee gublic parks, and riverwalks and p WHEREAS, it has been brought to the attention . marked as public of the commit tee that the park is unmarked private property and not delineated from surrounding property, and public accoverhas been restricted by the land persons claiming rights NOW, THEREFORE, let it be hereby resolved by the Miami River Management Committee that: We strongly urge the City of Miami to take the ensure public access to Paradise steps to ens necessary as historic site Point Park and to mark the and a public park. Passed: 5/10/84 -t R AR S, Chairman Miami River Management Committee Y 84-64.,. 'Alf