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CITY OF MIAMI. FLORIDA
INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM
ro Howard V. Gary DATE
City Manager
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-'Rodriguez, Director
Planning Department
ENCLOSURES
February 1, 1984 FILE
Vending Crdinance Revision
-% comprehensive revision of the City's vending ordinance is being
drafted, which distinguishes between vending on downtown
sidewal:s and ve ndinc on streets and sidewalks throughout the
remainuer of the City.
The Law Department is preparing those portions of the draft
ordinance dealing with general vending throughout the City. It
essentially follows the same rules and regulations in effect
today, incorporating recent court rulings. A preliminary draft
of the City-wide regulations is attached.
The Planning Department recommends the attached outline of policy
and regulations.for vending on downtown sidewalks to be used as a
framework for drafting a special section within the City-wide
vending ordinance. This outline was refined and agreed upon by
all persons present at a meeting on January 30, 1984, including
representatives from the Public works Department, Finance
Department, Fire, Rescue and Inspection Services, Downtown
Development Authority and Downtown Miami Business Association.
The Police Department and Solid Waste Department were contacted
during earlier discussions and reported no significant problems
with the concept as generally outlined.
A special public hearing will be held on the proposed vending
�- regulations to receive input from the vendors, the downtown
merchants, and the general public before presenting a final draft
ordinance for the City Commission for the March 9th meeting.
SR:JAM:dr
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Downtown Vending
Preliminary Cutline of Proposed Policy and
General Policy: Vendors are considered to be an amenity
and an asset to shopping
districts given proper regulation as to
number, location, types of goods sold, and
the design of vending carts. As such,
vendors contribute: to the image, vitality,
and nresnerit,: cF ?iatrict
by Fittractin g shoq` ur_ f Certain
ir.anaaement taSKS, IMOroVina the retail
providing security uresence on the
street, and in sCM(3- cases rTonerating
r`vo.nues for oth-ir istri--~
activities.
Due to the narrow,-aidth of sidewalks and
high volume of pedestrians in the downtown
area, together with the propensity of
vendors to travel on narrow downtown
sidewalks creating an impediment to
pedestrian safety and convenience, it is
necessary to specify fixed locations on
which vendors may operate without
interfering with pedestrian safety and
convenience.
Because Flagler Street is downtown's "Main
Street", its image and economic health is
essential for the vitality of all of
downtown. In order to enhance the image
of Flagler Street and improve what is
currently an incomplete.mix of goods and
services, it is necessary to stimulate
vending of quality and diversity.
Therefore, special regulations and
procedures are necessary for Flagler
Street concerning product mix and the
design of vending carts.
Boundaries: The boundaries of the downtown vending
program shall be all public right-of-way
within and including:
North - NE/NW 5th Street
East - Biscayne Boulevard
South - Miami River
West - NW/SW 2nd Avenue
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Procedures: Vending on downtown sidewalks shall be
allowed through a special permit to be
issued by the Public works Department.
Such permits shall have the following
conditions:
1. effective for one year.
2. permit fee to cover administrative
costs and contribute to security and
maintenance costs of the general area.
3. liability insurance for the vendor and
city, as required by Risk Management.
4. valid vending license and compliance
.pith all health Department
reculations.
5. continuous maintenance of the area by
the vendor.
6. mandatory removal of vending cart for
temporary activities such as utility
repair or special events.
7. permit revokable upon failure to
comply within 48 hours of reasonable
notice of violation, vending cart. may
be confiscated.
Approximately 40 vending locations have
been identified in downtown, of which 16
are on Flagler Street. The following
criteria were used:
1. adequacy of sidewalk width relative
to pedestrian volume.
2. availability of space sheltered from
pedestrian flow.
3. proximity to street corners, major
building entrances or other
concentrations of potential buyers.
4. non-interference with loading zones
bus stops, taxi stands, and various
public facilities.
5. adequate spacing between vending
locations.
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All vending locations snail be assigned by
permit based upon the r(.sults of an annual
lottery. A separat_ .zt.plication may be
tiLed for each !en --:or cr valid
vending license. .4 T•--ardor may apply for
any number of locations; but each location
will be assigned only one vendor and each
vendor will be assigned to only one
location. A number of alternate vendors
will be chosen in earn lottery to fill any
between annual 1.;rias.
Regulations shall ce to allow
for minor modification of' locations (i. _.
..vithin i3u' of and
swapping of locations between vendors with
permits, in order to respond to market
conditions.
The vendor shall be required to display
his permit at all times. The permit shall
describe the assianed location and
products permitted to be sold so that
enforcement officials can easily verify
compliance. The vendor shall also be
required to wear 4 photo identification
card.
No transfer of ownership shall be allowed
for downtown vending permits.
Products Permitted
to be Vended: Snack foods and specialty foods
. Fresh cut flowers.
S2ecial Flagler
Street Provisions: On Flagler Street a specific mix of goods
and services will be required in order to
assure variety - A suggested mix is:
2 hot dog
2 frozen dessert
2 fresh fruit or fruit juices
2 popcorn, pretzels, or nuts
2 cookies, candy or pastries
2 ethnic foods
2 fresh flowers
2 any of above
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Prior to the lottery, each Flagler Street
vending location will be assigned a
product catagory, and each vendor muy
apply for only the applicable locations.
Once selected, vendors will be required to
be present on the street a minimum amount
of time, or be replaced.
In the future as a part of a Special
Flagler Street overlay district, there may
be special design standards for vending
carts on Flagler Street.
Ninimum Standards: Food and flower sales shall be from
pushcarts (i.e. wheeled vehicles propelled
solely by human power) constructed in
accordance with a design approved by the
City. Carts shall be no more than 42
inches in width, 72 inches in length or 60
inches in height, exclusive of the height
of umbrellas, canopies and the like.
Homemade vending carts shall be permitted
and creative design shall be encouraged;
however, all carts shall be subject to
minimum standards for craftsmanship and
finish.
Canopies and umbrellas shall be a minimum
of 7 ft. above the sidewalk wherever they
extend beyond the pushcart or portable
stand.
Each downtown vendor shall be required to
provide a trash receptacle attached to his
pushcart or stand and shall be further
responsible to keep the area within a 15'
radius of his vending location clear of
all litter, spillage, food stuffs, and
other unsightly matter regardless of
whether the litter, spillage food stuffs
and unsightly matter is generated by his
vending activities.
No advertising shall be permitted on
vending carts other than product
identification.
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ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE AMENDING THE CODE OF THE CITY OF
MIAMI, AS AMENDED, BY DELETING ARTICLE II,
ENTITLED "PEDDLERS," OF CHAPTER 39 -
"PEDDLERS, ITINERANT MANUFACTURERS, LOCK-
SMITHS AND TOOL GRINDERS, ICE CREAM VENDORS"
- IN ITS ENTIRETY, AND INSERTING, IN LIEU
THEREOF, 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 A SPECIAL VENDING DISTRICT;
PROVING A PENALTY FOR THE VIOLATION OF TERMS
THEREOF; AND BY REPEALING ALL ORDINANCES,
CODE SECTIONS OR PARTS THEREOF IN CONFLICT
AND CONTAINING 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, which
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:
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF MIAMI, FLORIDA;
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Section 1. The Code of the City of Miami, as amended, is
further amended by deleting Article II, entitled "Peddlers," of
Chapter 39 - "Peddlers, itinerant manufacturers, locksmiths and
tool grinders, ice cream vendors," in its entirety, and
inserting, in lieu thereof, a new Article II to read as follows:l
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"ARTICLE II. SIDEWALK AND STREET VENDORS
Section 39-11 Definitions.
For the Purposes of this article:
Central Business District is defined as that area bounded by
(designated streets).
Motor Vehicle is defined as any vehicle used for the
isplaying, storing, or transporting of articles offered for
sale by a vendor, which is required to be licensed and
registered by the Department of Motor Vehicles.
Stand is defined as any table, showcase, bench, rack,
pushcart wagon, 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 displayiZg, storing, or trans-
porting of articles offered for sale by a vendor.
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.
Department of Health is defined as the Dade County Depart-
ment of Public Health.
Flagler Promenade is defined as sidewalk adjoining Flagler
Street from to and
including the western a ge of Biscayne Boulevard In the City
of Miami.
Flagler Promenade Vendors Permit is defined as a permit
issued pursuant to this Article.
Pushcart is defined as a wheeled vehicle propelled solely by
a sing a human, and constructed in accordance with the
design approved by the
Food is defined as solid food and beverages allowed to be
'so in accordance with this Article.
Permittee is defined as a person to whom a Flagler Promenade
Ven or s permit has been issued.
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
Words and/or figures stricken through shall be deleted. Under-
scored words and/or figures shall be added. The remaining
provisions are now in efect and remain unchanged. Asterisks
indicate omitted and unchanged material.
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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.
Section 39-12 License Required.
It shall be unlawful to sell, or offer for sale, any food,
beverage, service or merchandise on any street, alley or
sidewalk 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 conspicuous place on the
left side and upon the stand, wagon, truck, auto, pushcart,
or other vehicle used in the business by the vendor.
Section 39-13 License Not A2Plicable 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. The areas so designated shall not encompass more
than five ( 5 ) percent of the total; land area of the City;
the total of the time period so specified shall not exceed
thirty (30) days in any fiscal year.
Section 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:
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, beverage
service, or merchandise to be sold.
ce a description of the proposed location of the
vending business, except that vendors from motor
vehicles shall describe the general area in which
they propose to do business, if less than the
entire City.
d. 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.
e. three ( 3 ) prints of a full -face photograph, 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, beverage, service, or
merchandise on any street or sidewalk within the
City.
f. a certificate of inspection, as required by
Section 39-19.
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g. proof of an insurance policy, issued by an
insurance company licensed to do business in the
State of Florida, protecting the license and
permittee and the City from all claims for damages
to property and bodily injury, including death,
which may arise from operations under or in
connection with the license. Said insurance shall
narne as additional insured the City and shall
provide that the policy shall not terminate or be
cancelled prior to the expiration date without
advance written notice to the City.
Section 39-15 Issuance.
Not later than thirty (30) days after the filing of a
completed application for a vendor's or a permittee'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 acknowledgment shall require
immediate issuance of the requested license to the appli-
cant. The Finance Director or his designee shall consider
the standards set forth in Section 31-26 and Sections 39-16,
through 39-20, 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.
Section 39-16 Vending Prohibited in Certain Locations.
Vending is prohibited with the following exceptions:
1. Vending on the sidewalks is permitted in the
central business district subject to restrictions
contained in Section 39-17 (a) through (q) and
Section (new "Promenade" section).
2. Vending from motor vehicles is permitted through-
out the City subject to the restrictions contained
in Section 39-17 (a) through (r).
Section 39-17 Prohibited Conduct.
No vendor shall:
a. Stand or station himself/herself upon the side-
walks, streets, or public highways of the City for
the purpose of selling, or offering to sell,
serving, or offering to sell any goods, wares,
merchandise, food soda -water products or service,
when the person so selling or offering to sell any
goods, wares, merchandise, service, food or
soda -water products is within five hundred feet
(500') of any property used for school purposes;
b. Vend within five hundred feet (500') of any
hospital;
c. Vend within five hundred feet (5001) of any church
while church is in session;
d. Vend from a public parking lot, or metered parking
space;
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e. Vend on any street or sidewalk where vending is
ot!ierwise prohibited or to locate or park on
public highways or other public property within
the City for the purpose of transacting business.
f. vend between ten o'clock p.m. and ten o'clock a.m.
of the followina day.
a. Leave any stand or motor vehicle unattended.
h. Store, Dark, 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.
i. Sell food or beverages For immediate consumption
unless he has available for oublic use his own or
a public litter receptacle, which is available for
his patron's use.
j. Allow or keep any animals in motor vehicles or
stands.
k. Leave any location without first picking up,
removing, and disposing of all trash and refuse
remaining from sales made by him/her.
1. Allow any items relating to the operating of the
vending business to be paced anywhere other than
in, on, or under the stand or motor vehicle.
m. Set up, maintain, or permit the use of any table,
crate, carton, rack, or any other devise to
increase the selling or display capacity of his
stand, or motor vehicle, where such items have not
been described in his/her application.
n. Solicit or conduct business with persons in motor
vehicle.
o. Sell anything other than that for which he is
licensed to vend.
p. Use any noise -making devise after 9:00 o'clock
p.m., 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 devise 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
devise from the vehicle or reduce the volume of
such noise -making devise 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
1-16.
q. No vendor selling from a stand on a sidewalk
shall:
1. Vend at any location where the sidewalk is
not over feet in width.
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2. Vend within feet of an entranceway to
any building.
3. Vend within feet of any driveway
entrance to a police or fire station, or
within feet of any other driveway.
4. Vend within feet of the crosswalk at
any intersection.
Ven,3 within 'eet of any bus stoo sign.
6. Allow the stand or any other item relating to
the operation of the bending business to lean
against or hang from any building or other
structure 1aw11-11 ly ^laced on p_..
property.
7. 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
ccntrol of said animal.
r. No vendor vending from a motor vehicle shall:
i. 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.
2. Stop, stand, or park his 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 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 vehicle within
feet of any intersection, except t�ia`t
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 otherwise
interfering with the flow of traffic.
6. Vend within the Central Business District.
Section 39-18 Size Requirements for Vending Stands.
No stand shall exceed feet in width and in
length and in height.
Section 39-19 Health and Sanitation Requirements for Food
End Beverage Ven ing.
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Vendors of food an3 beverages shall comply with the require-
ments and standards of the Department of Health and the
following:
a. The equipment used in vending food and beverages
shall be inspected upon application for a license
and receive a certificate of inspection upon
compliance with this section.
b. Each food and beverage vending business shall be
inspected at least twice a year.
Section 39-20 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.
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.
Section 39-21 Display _of License.
All licenses shall be displayed at all times during the
operation of the vending business in accordance with the
provisions of Section 31-30.
Section 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 generic name of the product or the
name of the vendor.
Section 39-23 Renewal.
All licenses are valid for the entire licensing period
unless revoked or suspended prior to expiration. Applica-
tion 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.
Section 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.
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c. 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.
d. Conduct which is contrary to the provisions of
this Article.
Section 39-25 Penalty.
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.
Section 39-26 Notice on Premises that Uninvited Solicitors,
Peddlers, Vendors, etc. are not granted.
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 lease 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.
Section 39-27 Exemptions as to Farm Products.
Nothing contained in sections 39-12 or 39-17 (a); (b) and
(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 pro-
ducts.
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.
Section 39-28 Enforcement of Article.
It shall be the duty of the members of the police depart-
ment, as well as the license 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.
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Section 29-29 Penalty for _Violation of Flagle_r Promenade
Rules Regulations.
Any person violating any of the provisions of this Section
or the rules and regulations promulgated hereunder shall be
fined not less than One Hundred Dollars ($100.00) nor more
than Three Hundred Dollars ($300.00). A .separate and
distinct offense shall be deemed to be committed for each
day any person continues to violate any of the provisions of
this Article or rules and regulations promulgated hereunder.
In addition to the fines hereinabove provided for, the
may revoke the license of any licensee hereunder if such
licensee or permittee is convicted of two or more violations
of this Article or of the rules and regulations promulgated
hereunder within any twelve month period and may reject an
application for license or permit under this Article by an
applicant who has been so convicted."
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 day of
1983.
PASSED AND ADOPTED ON SECOND AND FINAL READING this
day of
ATTEST:
RALPH G. ONGIE
City Clerk
PREPARED AND APPROVED BY:
JOEL E. MAXWELL
Assistant City Attorney
, 1983.
MAURICE A. FERRE, Mayor
APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS:
JOSE R. GARCIA-PEDROSA
City Attorney
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