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ORDINANCE, No. A14 d11DINA14Ct At1MRIZING THE 18SUANC9 SUBJECT TO : THE, EtFGT om HEREIN PROVIDED FOR $55j000,000 ORANGE BOWL MODERNI2A- TION BONDS OF THE CITY OF MIAMIr FLORIDAr FOR THB PURPOSE OF PAYING THE COST OF MODERNIZATION, AtPURBISHINGO RENE,WING, EXPANDING AND RECONSTRUCTION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI ORANGE BOWL STADIUM AND SUR- ROUNDING PROPtATIES, PROVIDING FOR THE LEVY AND.COLLECTION OF AD VALOREM TAXES TO PAY SUCH BONDS. BE IT.ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMIr FLORIDA: Section 1. For the purpose of paying the cost of moderniza- tion, refurbishing, renewing, expanding and reconstruction of the City oi,Miami, Florida, Orange Bowl Stadium and surrounding prop- erties, there shall be issued, under the authority of the Consti- tution -and laws of the State of Florida, including particularly the Charter of the City of Miami, Florida (the "City");and the Municipal Home,Rule Powers Act (Chapter 166 of the Florida Stat- - utes,.as.amended), and subject to the election hereinafter,provided for,,bonds of the City in an aggregate principal amount not exce- W eding Fifty -Five Million Dollars ($55,000,000), such bonds to be issued at one time or from time to time'and to mature, in the,,years }y and principal amounts respectively as follows: t== �' Years after Years after 1 `` k. Date or Dates Principal Date or Dates Principal,. << of Bonds Amount of Bonds Amount= 2 $ 600, 000 14 $1, 920 000 3 $ 640, 000 15 $2,130, 000 4 $ 710,000 16 52350OQO 5 $ 790,000 17 $2,580,000 6 880 000 28 {,,...,,.., $ $2860Ofl0 7 $ 970, 000 19 $3,160, 000. — 8 $l,060,000 20 $31480,-000 9 $1r170r000 21 $3i850.r04::4 ,; 10. $ 300 D00 . 22 $4�' 2�30 ��606 11 $1,430,000 23 $4,+690,000 12 3 ,'0.- p 3 $1, 740 r 000 25 it bein estimated and declared �y the Commission of the city (the �'.Cpmmiaaion") that the prob4bl!� life of said facilities i, re, th wenty-five (25) years after the completion of rt L ' " r )I _ _ ;�'u j;. 3' S � T'?;}"i .s _ .; ::�:•:=`:,�:_ e-: ;,,. >,' :.t•.:3 __ 1>,.'$ a rt• 8£i M L 3� rnitatibn t fefurbishing t r�s e anc inc and �esddhst d tin rsa d facili:ties. " udh b��ds shall be in the denoimination of5 0oo each or g , any integral multiple thereof, shall bear interest at a rate a� rate not ekceeding the rate provided for by statutes of the {: a _. ,fate of Florid shall be in such form and shall be executed _; by, such officers of the pity or any financial. insand irt'such manner, as then shall provide by resolution; r , adopted prior to the issuance of the bonds. The bonds shall be issued as fully registered bonds; provided, however, that if the'Federal law, which presently subjects to Federal income tax the interest on municipal bonds that are not in fully registered form,yshould at any time be repealed or nullified, the bonds may 'then be'•issued as -coupon bonds, or as bonds registered as to T. principal only or as to both principal and interest, or in any other form, consistent with applicable law, as the Commission shall'.prov,ide by resolution prior to the issuance of the bonds. Section 3. For the prompt payment of the principal of and the ilterest.,:�n.. sucht,'borids, there shall be levied and collected s' ..::t.'Y'.. annuallyan ° ad `val_orem tax upon all taxable property within the P P y _ ; City, over and above all other taxes authorized to be levied by fr s: ch principal and interest the City, sufficient to pay su as -,the same respectively become due and payable. Section 4. A special municipal election,is hereby., called to be held on Tuesday, the 13th day of March, 1984ort.the N purpose of submitting to the ehectors of the,, Cit authorized. by law to participate in such electi•ozl the quest n whether : 4 41 such bonds shall be issued. -. roviSion$ o� lbw, .thee 3t � :. Section 5. Pursuant to applicable p- S ✓it y upon.$ i t0 effect immediate 1 p#$'$+ :. s� +d .naace shall go n x F sh$11 uoiRe $ubj$ot to the right of referendum. 4y . 8 ©NLY this -ASSgA on FIRST READING BY "T1TL 1954. 5 -> JN s _ �Staa'S•i..._t2"�" -uq--tiv .fi,ra�,., .r '. !•�u '� .,'.pr? ,K,�F�. F#r-i ::.%fita-,�-.•�� i i%Y.ar¢'t;`?�"�"+'` '�ry ,T �� t - } t y �"•�-e e �. �„i?�`:. — �, s Z� J is y + , L . r f y r _ '•`"i�r.' �5 ' -z F4{F ' •',. r - - - - rye �t?i-1. a i T7r �-Lf t i ifu-s3. D AND ADOPTED ON SECOND AND VINAt READ �� '��'�L� j at day ottr.v f y- g -.. .. MAORICE ' A M: ' M A. d R, APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS: y_ JOSE,R. GARCIA—PEDROSA r: CITY ATTORNEY '�'''a- ` f `t„ . r s 1, Ralph G. Ongie, Clerk of the City of AQia�s,� hereby certify that on the ... �........Jay � z" '.' A. D. 19..8�,1 A full, true and correct copy of t1ro T x and foregoing ordinance was ported -it At1 t1 r { of the Dade County Court house at ilvt''1 Mardi for notices and publications b ait — + z Lhe place provided therefor. WITNESS my hand and the c1UM5iA M41'O SiM` } tw'rfr. City this....�.day of. - - IA �' -, ax 4v`11 ♦ §f ity, qmt. sf 14 '�"'^ .� _ _�...::�>;5�:•�3�+ Mtn• � � 'aY'�.p ,l FIi 2�9}Gz - _ � ry 1•F k � �y ���R•`�:.' - .f'tF�y11C��h�YJi Y+�; 'c Cl �- 1 f gif 1 " t �• Tom{ * �. ; _ _ , ' '* 4. .5+• . th i � c t t_ _ :: CITY Oft iAMt fit► s ty dare:r►u� 16i 1 9 8 4i: N suiil�Cfi:diiUi�' 1q� 1�4csc►.i�.�t�,. '-� a XA� 4 — V Gam ENCLCSUkt$:{ - II II 1, fllll.>IIY.II M pllY.ptlfiflystl Y'A RI!+P!.'. �°f rw "D �. _.l;�F: x � 1.5: �''r� I YI Y ri - ' I i. r'•drV 1�• J� - , : ='I r'..x r - +r •:'ft'� c.t'= yf. on a A NEW # ORANGE BOWL co �.r s, r +• i 0 r: 'oe� -±4 # ,r; f' a. am?•' - +'�.'-tl4cr ".t ., s' a t�r."sw,tkc mi Tl r `.i �r i <�, •..,. _# al i.}!}rlle. f„ f f,l�r{1&$1$Vh!M �9yM1'y'��'�hL'Ffi'��19JM�('!�,!',MY},T•�','i,�r�YC;x��t•}"•,"rS.r AY:9.,E,». r�+ 'r4� ' Y.. - S' ■ } iIA. .3, _.�gr .t '� .4 • '�^ �„ �•�. 5 q., •'75 ^Z�F' � :.tir i,'�'i..,' ��ts:jr it',mT. 'h. t; Vfig. >p ,y, 3 i^.' t r r. i S t' ars•. r Pq Jk: r 1t ♦ 1n y':p':�E'xx'i.,rn. - - - _ - - ... _ - .. �t,.'8' yr 21 SAAUME A. �iERRE f1IIM� May, 1982 Wee US W VIIN#M DAWKINS clla.�l.r , _ - VEM& Jr. Kunde, Oriver and Associates, Inc.ris responding to the City of "'Ian "s to update its 1975 Orange &MI Modernization report. Subaitted here — request with is our report entitled, "A NEW Orange 8ow1 — 19W- We arrived at our A. 1111"NUM conclusions through careful of our 1975 recommendations and a „L current to the Tourist Development County' revised modernization program submitted yBowl in 1978. iIOEtA1lO V. fiAD'p The i975fOra- Modernization program proposed to refurbish exist— new construction whortr it was required. M1►llaw have ing facilities and add different approach to develop a "New Stadium"'. This planned av,ontirely a,. ' of the Orange 8owt writ be sicaeplished by retaining.only those *laments the of a aodern'stadium..ttajor onions of the Orange That meet, criteria ji— ; `,:' =s ,. '3.. , ' struction." As an Zaway an eml would be'stripped d,replaced'Witt' new ton example, It is that the'upper''dm* be comf total y`remove& and re- placed with a_ new: upper .deck... teasibtofruct the Steel Orange Rawl on If is economically ►e .recons .., '= tR t.l ... Asat iraly waNte' s�iu1E Thik esti- the preceding-0asis to.'convart it' to"". err Out this. '316MAMOQ Cast„oetiMN�1s ' to Pam. mated cost y. d' incraasi fht-tuweber,'of' sky touaye; q"!�1r ; for parking ,iiap rowemteilts ,on _.. �9 ... in the baslc:stadiunl'pian am"inciudad in'this report as`eeparete . s provided I ton and are not •part 'of, th about OS!, MGM. 1 M Sh - I -'1� ,:;a,' r,,""N"t, -:c:, "wr ,�,;f?+n v' ' E'.,i - .l -'.L ,•A , ,t�, 1 '7' P'5; ;; :_ .-Sir n:. F.x,M'v y:.q.. n, v ,,8q•,. �'4`t ,sine.. ! _2, Arry ,,,,,.I:C'tl." rt . �r'i•J�°� .. i..c +, .t,"F. k fi 1' �,..-.,..,., ! I.,.�..: i1.I III pI IIf I.IIIJ.II. IIi ltlijii ugi+�MIIgINs,�I Ili+9.6MY+ay++�gl�wx s'"�n�'u a��s�p'4��£.�iY a� s:d •d: ` �� i``�; .. • •In ,ail I 1 Ilil +�I:IMs ;I�I.,.� '. ..,k',•T \ 6�2,e :72t ,l •�� :S�i:�� "p�� °'�n"•{ a.5 V 0.`7. �t s 4. 1-I MCUSSON AND IMCONMENDATIQN s SEATING MAN STANDS SEATING SCHEDULE J' 7 MAIN STANDS i�• �iV. EAST END ZONE ' 4 EAST END ZONE - SCORESOARD - RESTAURANT • HALL OP' DAME 10 SPIRAL RAMPS AND ESCALATOR TOWERS >� x �yf TS '� s ;�ay3 rttr.��t�& h• I �^¢`k M 't. � - _"i; i �•'-+.. �, yd,-cn�r� �-�tai�r�.:,-.�;Jva� ;r . ,rv,;'' i .'P��n'o, - ''i . :.r,� ;," .:'•-�'. '� .} x. ...�t. � Y..r _ '" i ' Ih� +. 1,}ti., - ' :,. ,_': ' �" ,x ���� .�.m..'», ... .`t�. .,r. , � i •I I 1 r. ,�-,rb t 1�;^�+': �. g- e,:%f'ti:." ._I z:' . •. .... .., ?"', ._ ....:,�"s;rr+�:a4,'- '�r� I "i •I- ,S•; I I ,I 6�i..... �' ;f.;.�s. .. 1„p� "Ma, �3rr dYo=,,n"i.:;', •, ... .... , , . , �L.,. _,. . �.I ',i h I � I � a I �.Li I DISCUSSION AND RECOMMENDATION OD L- lie Aft �y�.y j, � "�. ems✓ ..j w ,. .. e"1,.,,,.- The Orange Bowl from its original 4,000 Beet wooden stand com� �� ' siruction has evolved to Its current 75,352 seating capacity through •, ��r � ,,� +` ,�1.t- a series of additions. Portions of the stadium construction were all steel, all concrete and a combination of steel and concrete. Each addition through its 40 plus year history was based on seeking in- . _ ~ creased seating capacity and improvements to accommodate the specta- ,twfa�`..��, for. No overall olan existed to guide development of the Orange Bowl as It exists today. j • r It has been concluded that the only way the Orange Bawl can be developed as a modern stadium is to remove and strip away all those portions of the stadium which Interfere with the construction • '"^^*. w of a new facility. This concept must be carried out to the extent ,..- that existing structures and facilities would 6e retained only if ,����r ��$�. �'�. � Trt,►•' � they complement the new plan and do not impose any restriction on r »'�Vt.": '" • r" the new construction. EXISTING ORANGE BOWL t DISCUSSION AND RECOMMENDATION CONTINUED W , !e .oft UPPER AND LOWER 'DECKS STRIPPED AWAY READY FOR RECONSTRUCTION THE FOLLOWING WILL OCCUR WHEN APPLYING THIS CONCEPT TO THE ORANGE BOWL: REMOVE 1. The entire upper deck 2. Lower stands, seats, and deck 3. Existing spiral ramps, most walkways, and corridors 4. All restrooms and cancession stands above the lower concourse 5. East End Zone including scoreboard and sound system RETAIN those elements of the existing stadium that meet the criteria of a new stadium. 1. The entire West End Zone constructed In 1972 has proven very effective and is in excellent condi- tion. 2. The upper press -box facilities, also constructed In 1972,is a modern facility that serves the news media well. 3. The basic structure beneath the deck of the lower North and South stands. The deck Itself will be replaced to accommodate chair-bacics with comfort- able knee -room. 4. The new playing field. 5. The existing toilet and concession facilities at the lower concourse levels, some recently construc- ted. Ramps and main entrances will be Improved. 6. The players' locker -room facilities will be retained. 7. All utilities including storm drainage, sanitary sewers, water supply, underground electrical, and transformer vaults. E I new IQONST119 CTIOW #dew construction voWid ibe iedded to the preceding elements con- �rer#leg Ffie sf sd3nm o M oaaw Drange gowl". Each of the proposed 111801'ittem dor construction fond installation is presented in subsequent " motions. Some of #hose items were included in our 1975 report and solve Nave been added. t1Ew STADIUM SEATING sject of seating at floe Orange sowl has been a major con - +cer9n over the past ,+ears. Me are now responding to those cor.- ,cargo by providing a new stadium seating plan with adequate knee -room. g rilower smsin stands sill contain ail ,chair back seats; and the new dank wain stands. lower and upper fast Zone stands wilt contain ii contour bends-rsstback seating. Adetail seating chart found else - a to eta in this report describes ttiPe• location and number of seats Ibe available. 1. WN SKIRT41 *A) SOUTM UPPER DECKS The existing %Wth and nth upper decks would be completely removed and a am upper deck constructed to include the ffollaw€ng features: A/ Contour bench-restback seating with ample knee -room. St der rAncourse with slew restrooms and concession f ac- fifties. ICI Press facil;itles under the South upper deck. IN Seventy new private lounges will to constructed under the upper ddeck of both North and South stands. 3. MW fliA54#t00MS Me CONCESSfON fAICLITIES aw ,washrAm m and concession foci I 19 ies at the ground f I oor feral beve recently been improved and eve the fans in that sec - lion «err Satisfactorily. for instance. there is one toilet fac- Aliity For each '150 persons avhich exceeds 'the minimum requirements. Aw" the said-Iewt and a upper level washrooms ,will be brought op tO f same standard. In addition, concession facilities will be improved at all Bevels of the stadium. Eight new spirel'rempsi"10 foot `wide wfih'mioimmma-a€apes be Installed. The new concrete ramps riili eliminate"-the=recurring r maintenance cost of the existing ramps. Two ramps-wi.11'be constructed Q In each quadrant providing direct access'from q►olpld-levtt tO'bOtR`lhe mid -level and upper level concourse. 5.• NEW ESCALATORS TO LOWER i UPPER DECKS Four escalator towers will supplement the new spiral ramps and provide access from ground level to both the mild -level concourse and upper -level concourse. Escalator towers will Oe positioned between the two new spiral ramps serving each quadrant. Each escalator tower will contain double width escalators providing a capacity of 6.000 persons per hour. 6. EXTERIOR CONCOURSES AT 907H MID -LEVEL AND UPPER -LEVEL New concourses will be constructed at both the wid-level and the upper -level. These concourses would be much wider than the existing and would serve for distribution only. The new concourses would be served by the eight new spiral ramps and the four new escalator towers. New concrete columns would be constructed around and just outside the North and South Stands providing the following functional and sesthetic features: 11 Support the new concrete concourse at both the mid -level and upper -level. 21 Column would reach above and over the new North and South upper stands to support the new lighting rir4 as illustrated in the original report. 31 Lsstty,these columns will give the stadium a completely new and very pleasing appearance. The only recognizable parts of the existing stadium remaining would be the new press facilities and the West End Zone. These particular elements of the existing stadium are really the most pleasing. IGWANG 4ent,r* ql@w #i*j'd lighting System will be installed. The new jighling rings will 60 JOIC010d closer to the field and the angle 4"Creased between the 41401d sUrfAIM and their aiming lines. This aft q*Suj* in not only a higher intensity of I fight, but atso a more unlow" distribution. END AME, LOMM J)E(X OM fAST concrete stand will accAmmdafe contour seats with back the am scoreboard and sound sybtem wit! be located above the rear of the Dower 4jeck. IRw. new scoreboard and sound system wait provide, in add i t 1 on tto statistical Sam 4atev a large video screen for five action Vip#back and special messages, this would be constructed completely from &&Or# i swMInts- Aa would also be possible at special events where large crowds 4-113-' am anticipated, to install *aqwrery stands stop the I ow - or stands end 4inder the am scoreboard. "M C"t EM ZONE, UPPER DEM Construction includes a new upper stands with 4,700 contour bench seats witi, restbscks. CANWI*t ion of the new upper stands wilt „sake the stadium a true ftowl"- The stands have been so designed to 1provide for the maximum Sessible flow Of air below the stands " wal"#,sin ;8&"@t* access for f foots, whi ch wou I d pass under vAIPW stands and to *1~ side Of the tower stands and score- to-4ord to antor the 4401d. muzm M1, SCUM10WA" HM D1 "OrMT, W to. NEW WM AT GROtM LEVEL Four now main entrance lobbies will be included in the new design. These lobbies will have modern llahling:and signing ss %low - spaces. new walkways and ramps andprovi4ions made , " "r e. fural columns that are exposed In the present, condition: would constitute aneatere more clearly defined entrance to concourse of the stadium. Existing field level press, maintenance, and offices l0c*194 below the North and South lower stands wouid be completely renovated. There would be an unobstructed ground level. concourse around the outside of the stadium. Provisions would be made, to accommodate T.V. trucks and special game -time vehicles inside and below, the St&nd%- N": game -time ticketing booths would be provided exterior to lhe_nqw-ground level concourses which would facilitate the tree flow of spectators around the stadium. There is also included In this general.item certain sitework, exter- ior floodlighting, and a complete graphics system., 4, I I I I I I I I IJI.PI . M I A',v 4 AM-- �IIWJII I q+f g'!, fir}+} GAr �e I I II I,.�IPill 11 II I,�.. L'"T� ''ttr�'._�' a, 3 4. ''.s::t �''.. ".=, •' 'a• � T«� 'si.. .k'w:M";y'`�a:`'i{�„-i-� I$idNf h [+ :v`:-: :_'�'•:t i �. .�-••_,�Y .ty tT F �rw. RW„ l 'x '1'k'ef' •F-1'» Z i 3 --i '%J:en {;.�;�.r` k - C 2 iry�5 : i�. 'a �J?1 �. - {.•t(ia' v F P-=��y1.%•',al,Ci'�� 5' t '�=' '•t [},y '�' .e t`ry. �+t '� + n� ����� '!�� .� A Y�Yz'�"1.: -) - 5 ,r_ �-i'''.!xi '�,.F, _ 's�°'�?r:'� .-:�y �r.,ri•; m.. LVE.., ...,y,_a� �i.c_�u. rt `��.. r - eia4. <wa,•'n,��. ,".r.�' ILir` I r _I7 Modern �sttng standards: hate b!!It-awplN��:'I''I sized ia..fhe Sad 14 OrrIn ebotA fhe„tlo,th and-South'lawllr atandsF..,; !MM slope of the seating.`4iiii0*11tt-.i9n00 site lines _.especi'atlx at' th*t .larsr 4v411 which includes the box seat area. Tbt front row of seats in the lower deeic will be elevated to iWove field vtsibitttlr. North and South lower.standr would utittzt al chair back seats with -an tncreased row spacing from 2•-2" to 21-6" and an increased seat spacing tram 18".ta 2a" and 21". Ilaw North and South upper stands and new'East end zone stands would utilize all contour bench-restback seating using an tnCrs*W- row spacing of 21-4".with a seat spacing of 18". I I lu,,! -11 IlI I �l II � l II ,Ir t. it ,d 4, �.. �F��t. 3f- dC� I :JIM II II IIi!411 .Ilr.ipll s:ll¢JiF�i il_YI{51?Id!N4!oY^',,•,.,�ARI'F'Ay(?,�M42AIwew!!1,TYI" !I!lmUf��•j �. wt '•r+, r „tr4 F"�' `�" R £, "u nr.,�da}s!y+5"",y * a+knw: y.G`wg `�•-, ,`3 „"^:•'G "u'^a' �rdc11'A ,s: ,-, ,, t �� r Y <.h�r '4'fi -iY;; ;'_.Radd rs r's;3 flir>o-p• Y 'EDUL • _ C 4 P00010 SUNG 7,19930 SOUTH STANDS' LOWER DECK 10O19R IMOK sox Seat Chair Back Seat M2 sox+heir Back 7.558 UPPER DECK SenCh 19,541 Contour Bench -Seat Back VK Sky lounge Seating Bench 9,733 31,294 ' NORTH STANDS LOWER DECK tIER MCK . Box Seat Chairback Sox seat 362 Chair Sack 1,679 UPPER DECK Bench t19.5B0 Contour Beoc"eet Back) Sky Lounge -Seating,, aeftch 9,070 30,691 (NEST STANDS 0xlsttII91 LOWER DECK 1111=1 ST Bench 4AER OEM Teinporerr_Ftele Seating lam A 7,611 ttanpwarl , ield Swing 1,044 4tpper taedc _ganct+es 4,712 13.367 75.552 el Shel"ni 224 ok 5,537 tBeex 70,247 To porarlr Field Seating 1110" 75,552 i� rl• u a 370 it 100625 702 +7 s ! 3•� _: r 16,103.-. .. 10,629 702 27,908. 7.611" SUMMARY x 765 x r Chair pack Sao,' 27,575j; 3CoMtaufn4�! - �} ~r'- _, - rs, .. =stool•., ,. .. .. � - . Temporary Fie d 9 s: s 4M Lounges ia'>f.}t�r. tik'+'s^ •Y,bw4WT.. ya, A. -11, rv` � � t".• _.J+. �.i.C1�.,• _ yfi?rrlye8s�i- c rz.:e,�gr�:yk•:udssr�rv�,rr. - � t*"� ^r .r r• e. - Ca G : 'r• Y_ 4+ q `t a .. 4: tag 7" +.+ •�.. , � • :'4'} ter: +<� .>r..�' . I � � �r.53,'-�F.fli,. r"<:n F=..:'�u�`L�=x'' II 11�i� i'l�jiil��lilp 11.11.Illtl S •r.k.'%x,CM�;als;,:?.'- ae:i �n;:�' _ i� �.., ,.. �'.,:1'•,- •S, ,a"' 'r'"}s•-�,,�'-+"-''sr*,-�=-t.:d�,;,. -:4: dui':, „s<„±i'.<e'i'P'.•�:.:r5:.`' _:s%"• ....... ,.,,. y -'� I.. f aL;'etrt^�U�r'�ai;,e"�a`- ,. ; �y�,, ., *` ..P ��i .;a.a"r ,... ;,- "mm 4' r+l.�'„„ xi ..T .. ..�,.�� I.I.... ..t.. .: .. --.-. . �4,.f,-..,:-i",.�•�;�r—,.,:s -t7: .;;,,. rrw.,:G :* ''.._�a: .. 's,>a"wi _ r:'yYPt... :.�'yr :fbv.Y'•�� �ft:.�-t•:.{,.t -'t ryhv •.xY'':fa4*.'uaA< ..NwS1 .. -.+--w .3,x ,s: w. -. u.. _ Y^J`�;. _ '.S - .t�Uj, SKy LOWME PIAN N . . - + -� , Lower' stones=wrwld«R�r+striptsd°baekta�'tiwx ,��r» �,'��'. structural lY sound; subsRrncture`snd`rs=!` f'f''` built- to isprove sigbt -' 1 ins and P�• for all cheir''baek`aeeting:: 'ttPOa stands rawo!ved:'a" rebut IV to would'bezcospletely accoswodate sit contour ' bench-restbadc'seets with°new sky lounges below. Now -concourses: coluwns and ring lighting would be butlt to provide much iaprowd access and fighting. _ The new concrete columns would support -1 the new aid-lewl and upper level concourses -- _ _l_�� Pam NOx and the right 'ilghting. -The existing pert- r;r 1 i AT SOUTH sister'concourses at tMi aid-leveE will .'be ME ONLY used for the much needed new toilets and concession fecilitles tindtcated by dotted L_ - r-- 1 Ines on -the drawlia 1. Them 'nsw areas I are'acauired with no major, stracsuret after - CONCESSIONS 1 atlons. within- the existing stedhoo Eec1t sky lounge unit will have eighteen"theatre I CONCOURSE type cheir`seets and an air conditioned i `louege,with individual kltchenettr`snd toilet SKY LOUNGE Ij I CONCESSIONS 1 CONCOURSE a :' , -° '•.".^; "`5 � ^,�3J,�k-7 r �.p.: _. w,�'1.,- X ?§!- iy,} lY, .- ,. '.r a - �j ig `ke • ry`..,, -';i+ia r.;,«.1 .-,:.f.: '•' .;S'; >'tN.a4'>,'v*S'�',.':.Tm;+;:'fF: laftIMAIIIII.4fteUM CROSS SECTIONAX z maf.rt-ti tir:.. .rrr«o.t+!ar�..y..+-�'ny'�'tYiFew4MC'M - F' swu,-- ` � a,r(p A.. � - III _,• _ - ! - r'T �W. � .�.a x� 't - � .. .. -.. - ,.. ...!. ., .. I^ .. i i; I �. j,. ^Ipq'•!I IR! !'4P�ktX I'�7 .. � ��. c..;'R, MWARM -;T -7 --7 7- .alma our for additional, Jt,'"6' t4w#War 1*94804W . 4,7W�COOOW 600 Ck--r**# new morebowde WCAOUR0,PYO"..' ,,yhe new,concretia j4w stand I OSfwq*.. 10 open: Sir restaurant 40. llwlJr*sr 01,1" seating deck. vi"ThIs lac! I lty�apoqlo WA00- "Sting Stan dawlrl*law,., For- S Instal $,ad on tho Iwl* 1111WARW-0 04 .Ij,ilu�e Under -thnjowar:stands•witl be a. vial, 1 tor4%.l0ui L000th9r, #!eStsur"t, the restaurant -, k I tcww, -p'uW 14 fol lef$ and aHall of Few. The hall ofFammi my fanfare fswous prarig�'fiartt players: coaches and tawi.'Th S I year-round a tr lion. "StacIIMa" t offi'ceswill Include sdvSnte fies forSfAt itadfum'manager' Cm*letlowor wake the stadium a true "bowl*. TM stands have been designed to permit parade floats adequate Ocqesj to, the field and to provide for the maximm POSSIbl's j flow of air below.the Stands for natural ventilation of the fleldr rf4 01" per Water, corridor.- under the Stands, vmfti)rl*s ead Ing. to tAa seating gg _Z ' C at a' isd Is connects to too'new.uppor concourses I ft f be, Nor, tPh MA 'Soutb,,.stands., -tbW MWESS jIjkj* W t i I jol teft., at AQ AST END20NE, flow -�$Ijufws -Y" 4M 0 VIM� W11 .4 N9 rt RESTA NT, HALL ..OF ,.FAME:,YE I f is proposed ob6ori, bel located to tht row of, and,.abowR the lower deck of the East stands and under the front edge of the upper deck. Th I s, "a - I Ion wi, I I afford fWbost vises.the scoreboard for the largest number 99 am- tators. The scoreboard may feature Instant replay of game action as well aw,bolng cap- able of producir, grunn ng mass gas, vor I aus., forms of artwork, a.Mooted cor,=t,pe sequences and othor.pictorial diagrams or displays. The now scoraboard would In- corporate a now public address system. Three aux I I I ary game- I n-progress, mor*btAwft should be located on the fascias of the upper docks of the North and South sifts and West End Zone, of the stadium for those Spec- tators whose sent location makes ltdifficatt or Impossible to see the now scoreboard. moo SCORMAM. .... . ..... . Silt: X110*1 SEA," IM 41 VAW;'VWZ0W ME ON -At r:vl�tdl' 2, eb: ,�;� .,,,;w.t„�a�w.. r�r.wwr+,+. ,,. ,. .•; ':;:; e t-+� r���k� �' �.`��n¢¢r,4�`,�p�fi�'�r '� ;+�,�%,%�t�'"r-. �s���,��x�' S4:"-`"=,� � �, +' I'j Four mw. escalator. tOwWS are plan""". o:E+tch N tower will serve one gWt,:r.Or quadrant of the stadium and contain double,wid.tt+ W escalators.-., Each escalator tower will be flanked by'. two new spiral concrete ramps: that .-we .tan r` feet wide and have slopes of 1 on to. They will replace the steep existing wletel ramps, which obstruct new construction and or* IN' -- properly located to sdegwtelr serve the new concourses In the East and west stands. ry d i � to 4 � �� � .�n+°r r '+".'"" - .. - .was � x... �•�u�c. r.�,�„'�,�',,xd.�.,,r��"�rt'"a-,�„�E@""�xo'" r r'�z„�„ �c� � � t � �" �'}r :s i.. - . •;v a � •2 • } ski 3r MONTH AND SOUTH STANDS 1 iIr it Entry to field ;eat contours! „c sar y three new entrance lobbies �pp�rm araetAO jsrmmsamla 11 def ne F having modern lighting A" sli+ing. 21 New concession space at. each entrance lobby. 31 tiew interlor walkways and ramps psovi dw to field seat concourse• 41 Abandoned team quarters lobs refurbi for press, stadium, maintenance and stadium officials. EAST STANDS When the new 'East stands have been con- structed. the area beneath the lower stands will contain a modern restaurant and lounge' with full kitchen facilities and public toilets. The entrance lobby will house an Orange Bawl *Hall of Fame", a major attraction to visitors to the stadium. The mezzanine above the restaurant will have stadium ticket offices. It is planned that this area will be open to the public the entire year and will be the main service entrance to the stadium - WEST STANDS 11 Team bus parking will be located with" the stadium adjacent to team locker fat— llttles. 21 Gelocating the ticket offices to the East and of the stadium, open the entire year, will improve stadium security. 9 • VJV �atrewsnoama "�.���' p�t�tMAit1et01[:e 6. MONTH AND SOUTH STAND& The boz seats and field seats in the lower stands of the North and South stands will be raised to tWove thQ view of the field and provide proper sightlines. All chair back seating will be installed. WEST STANDS No changes are recoweended for lower deck sealing in these stands. EAST STANDS A new concrete lower suds will be constructed on this site. These seats will have the attraction of a large open restaurant ineiediately to their rear. e MONTH AND SOUTH:STANDS, 11 New perimeter corridors or conccursas. 21 Existing corridors used to provide new toilet and concession facti.lties. 31 Corridors served by new romps with 10% slopes. tl Escalator service provided. 51 New graphics and signing. WEST STANDS 11 New perimeter corridor or concourse. 21 connection to North & South con- courses. 31 Accessible via new escalator and ramps, as wall as by romps from West entrance at ground level. EAST STANDS' The existing scoreboard and sound system will be replaced with a modern scoreboard' with instant replay features. The pr'Isenf sound system will be relocated and housed within the new scoreboard. 01 qw'R F 1 �. giiilllipl i. IiHr•IfllyogiPi.�•�a+4��lr wAurylwp nrilbB�AFFliM''��'x"A',q'4y �»i.-�i,..,r>u�:�un,-'a•„�,.�:rtR+*S tP>4'><<...�'sua.',x:,w.`«Porirnp.S>`'iew�r'+w�'AF4.Gm`�� ,AC - Sevei�tY=eCgikrskr"'boms`ini Ft Oe tocs#eei'r •under iff"frail" ieg�``oi the"Ups' p` ` SevselfY''skY` boiies'i�it i t' be ivatta�ir for t` MP lounges. Elt skY'boxes Britt be ,+ for press use.21 ^ i o � P3f V�p £ 8 --ky@ � a $- F •� .�.1"4+L�.it.�R�.�'MYnyN:p.�wY'ro.1r+wY�'R "xrM1lcn?r'i'r�v.t4 ii1mM.Wrtm�`✓.x ..n... .ar. .a.. .�.. �.. . r .r - ... C .- y z lhil I MONTH AND '... -SOUTH ;:STANDS I) New Perimeter Corr, idor$. 21 Now toilet and concosslon-facilities. 31 Now contour bonch-restback sooting. 41 Corridors served by now ramps with 105 slopes. 51 Escalator service Provided. 61 Now, stadium graphics and signing. WEST STANDS Existing perimeter corridor acces- sible via now escalators as well as. ramps. EAST STANDS 11 Now upper dock with contour bench - restback sooting. 21 New perimeter corridor connecting North and South stands. 31 Corridor served by now escalators and ramps. 41 Now toilet and concession facilities will serve this now area of the stadium.. V new NORTH AM SOUTH STANDS Lower Dock Chair Back Seats upper Dock Contour Bench -fastback Seats Under Upper Dock Sky Lounges and Press 000,04 Boxes Field Lighting Ring EAST END ZONE STANDS upper and Lower Dock Contour Sench- Rostback Seats - scoreboard and Sound System - Restaurant and Hall of F3me • `� Spiral Ramps Escalator Towers Now Concoursest Washroom and Concessions Ground Level Entrance to Stadium Graphics Remote Ticket Booths 4C1 f M I Ok s« .x>., .; _..,: �i�'aa..x.�3?St'�'rEt�fa•*rcrkoxa ,. ,_, .,. .;, .t'. � .!:p.,.. a�•�:,, •�;br�xgy r,:: � �, i ,, " :•Fat" f = l d, ',�. d, . •l."°'+r,,. 9° ran e 9 oe �r c ]R i rS . P ..p. a + i• � 0.4 I iY i" l a•y DESCRIPTION 1. New Seatln �,6' 2. f t rat 17 Rows and Redeck I� may. www3 Stands North a South to a' south 3 New upper stands Nor with aPress Box and 70 Prl— •• 4 ;,_ 74.�9c�xr,.w• �w gate Lounges. 4. New tipper Level Concourses with RingLighting Supports. ,4,400*0 ,.; g. New Upper level Concession and a _ Washrooms. 6, New Ring Lighting. 7, East End Zone Stands.•►' S. New Spiral Ramps 4 9. New Escalators 10. Ground Level Mork 2,500,Q00. Construction Estimate =2�,•A��• y . , . . , . Consultant Services i Contraction Mlenagement 2,900,000_Y PROJECT COST f31.92s.0oo r- The construction estimate of $26,925,000.00 wi"ll,provide -the Y - Miami CowaunItr with a New Orange Howl Stadium. The Cttj way wish to consider additional alternatives which may furthir, Improve the utilization of the New Orange 8awl.y On`the"following pages• informal an is available for improved parking and a ieethod whereby app oxNot I 3 160 sky lounges can be developed in addition to ths70 sky lounges " -included In fhm basic plan. k 4''' 4 �„ _ _ .. ,_. •-, ,. - -�" i,9 >4�,x.�st`s.Yi<.�r;is?�-_pp�' �.fi�. ;.x ':'f� '3�!>k�- �� i� Y .'.�'' .a'' - .. F- �„sd^,,V'"b,a:`-#'Sn�,`y2"A4?.,nil-j ^K,iya n,,Ww`fi,''si'K+. f'r,•�u"' qy'4 G?..'''rt 0:,'L`-. ... ' - - _ "'ss, ?';'..aFS^:�='ia�a'i-?�„"'F+'v �e,< �'x '°c•. 34_t�i 9�', .+°S7� :�x,". _a:, Z. r7'Ft^ .,v♦ .n- tt ...wwdr,w•4-rw*we9nw��_ :f .4• ,t.. ,;aN i�'s - i wnm :mscysr•w.eta+t,m.vW - -d pq - - 'a -tom( 'Purls`+' _ - _ ,S . _-t1•-:.Jl, ;sb K , Ji" CY. I r!• �y .� 4 .,..gF�ly' t• t 4. tam c•{' � ' { .Aa. I F i L- There are eeverel"plens the City can explore to Improve perking at this Orange flowt. However, it is'rec6.wwnded the City give serious consideration 4o Acquiring app- roximately 12 acres of land between N.W. 17 Street and the Miami River for the purpose of parking at the Orange Boat and which could be utilized for the Civic Center. The area can accommodate 1,500 cars parked at grade. To provide access bet- ween this parking lot, the orange Bowl, and the Civic Center.o pedestrian bas- cule bridge,which could also accommodate a (fight tram will be added across the Alarm River under the State Road 836 expressway structure. The bridge will make available to the Orange Bowl the existing 2,300 spaces at the Civic Center. Thus,the Orange Bowl will gain an effective 3.800 spaces and the Civic Con - tar will gain 1,500 spaces. Use of a tight tram could expand the mmiber of parking spaces available to the Oran" Bowl to Include same of the parking structures at the Civic Center such as Ceders Parking Garage and those but it at Jackson Mmmortal Hospital. The estimated cost of removing the existing structures and constructing all the improvements, including the bridgi,would be approximately $4,500,000.00. ilo provision has been mode at this time for land acquisi- tion costs. ;;4 ��'^.i�:j •:--1 -T ^N71_�'n•�'F.ni;4aTa%.,".i:!;"rf.=�+p"�`� � ,,c> o'Wtw4.iw•- SKY 1LOU"GE \` t- � i�.'"r,' it;a; •-� ; �� btu .. .!,- ,! l '.r} "+ ,•-E.krw'Es; s i vs .".�,� - `:•,ill iwT-�a vw 3�� z ,,s, ^i ;gay rla�e,�.a,•.'-, L5 � !4fl�rh. +a' 3"°' - I _ ,.1 l 1 a F rr. r .'t Y A', d- i -j�' basic New Orange Bowl p 1 sn pro- .The . vIded for 70sky lounges ! with the can- struct Ion of a new North and South upper deck. The City my wish to explore a moreflexible plan which can accommodate 160 sip lounges- These s4° an additional would be constructed as shown in the (^. Illustrative sketch. The lounges would generally be in line with the upper press _ ADDITIONAL SKY LOUNGES box and follow the curvature of the outer portion of the upper stands. wherever upper sky lounges are added,lighiing ring support piers would be increased in size to acgomeodete them. Elevators,or an upper level escalator systaw,wouid be provided to IA service thew. If the City were to select this option of providing added sky lounges -CONCESSIONS to the basic plan,such decision must be made prior to completion of design so that ONCOURSE increased support piers could be included. KY LOUNGE We estimate the cost of 80 sky lounges at LOWER S5.5 million for each of the North and South stands or a total of tit Million for _-CONCESSIONS the 160 lounges. ONCOURSE See following additional sky bump 1 for_ p -zM mat ion. M.xna' 3wM1s r p4 i TVPlCAL STADIUM ACROSS SECTION AND SQVTH, =SIDES i• t< n L SEMON Tit- '•'t' t •,��?.'ems'( `•Sr - .. f _ _ - ab Cl" 00 MIAM16 FLORIDA 22717 INUR-OPPIOR M9 MORAN15WM to: Howard V. chary aAM January 12, 1984. iflLite �?' sulkAt : Orange Bowl Mod =::Fs rUROMI Cesar Odin MEFERENCtl+i, Assistant city Manager er dN�Ltssuau The-.Office of Stadiums reconmands that a M,000,000 Orange Bowl Modernization Bond issue be placed on the etect'.on,ballot-to_ be held --on .Tuesday, the 13th day of Msrch, 1984, for . the. purpose of paying the ' cost of modernization', refurbishing,' renewing, -~ expanding , arid'" reconstruction of the City of Miami Orange -Bowl Stadium _ and eurr0u' in ro ernes . g 'P p This bond issue will include the following major elements`. of, modernization: of: the orange '$owl: A completely a'- nized Orange Bowl to be built; .on themoder'.ex3.stin ioundat on r q acid • ugable''- ;. sub -structure. 2. The existing structure to remain, will include- �M the West -end Zone rStand s"4nd -Press Box built in .1972, and the solid steel, foundation, say in ^h over- $33`s-in3:°llina`=in 'constiict.on` 'costs t1ta� Would be 'recess 'i�f' the existi i"-situ was F ar'Y g o new location =4 changed t a {This does not_ �rrv: ` include the value of the land) . 3 : TYie `natural r'assII is ;'f3ald;.,aconsd'e`red .one: �£ of. the best in _ the world, wi 1 be saved. 4. A total seatin. ca acit of 76 544 is ro osiad.- { 3 1 .bye, `of"• wh chovera.•.6:3.�.000 seats 8 8 will rated^ g new; With.aka . �i�1 extra leg ., :and , bow roo��+tt j Box seats w " t �.11 be elevated to avoid Qb„���rue�.o z =:r bX`players'+ on: the, `•side' 3`rieii 'The fiactt"17. kr� � be elevated, 5 Eight 8 new a t_ ■ g 'f{ )) y, rare -wide° F�. sy'Awyi��.some, .:rep�:�`t/cA{e'"h_h_ old ramps Y w�i�e too) s aep for, 9 ^?, `bra;;"•���i,;s�:. - - y Tt 3 i t ti t Fs r �kN �r ZY 9Ya. t• 'r tt �,c�..F �... - �' '''�k"•F.�a,, yi t - -- f r r v h�zc•g�y�e�v* '1'�� kx _... r "F?C+i.. n:,lT::=a.^w'.rt r.-. _ .: r .. s .. � �4 _. _ .. _ - :3!=, Y a �• J�,at:,.,, v. .. t c t tjjl4;�r i RM t r xi 1" t ark der -`X- _�f .: 1984 January 12, rf `s 8�n additionr-four (4) brand new double -width D-0d�le. mover escalators will be added to give,greater, convenience to patrons getting in and out of the bowl. 7. Build all new rest room and concession facilities on the Paid and u er levelemode .ere necessary the round level -_facilities will i 8. A nearstructure in the East__End zone willaccommodate new, cif 3.oes . , a Hall _ of Fame to honor ' famous orange Bowl players, coScheB.and te2lms, to serve as a'` ear -round attrection•; ' lower deck 'seating, `'Oromenade_"leak, restaurant and kitchen facilities and a retractable stage* 9 ,. com 1 etion of the_, bp»er Deck to create a _total bowl e - f eat :, for ,t .'.:,G. brand new` electronic„ state of -art ao 10 : •-`frov3.de; .for^ a m anion ame n instant replay scoreboard with ao p g } progress boards. 11. Provide for a new hi-fi sound system. per$ s 12. Seventyt70 Sk Loun es are included in the initial �r plan, w t an add tsonal eight (8) planned for use by the Press. r' 13. Provisions have been made to permit reinforcement :; construction for as many as 160 future Sky'Boxes.'>, -- The cost for the Orange Bowl Modernization plan is as follows: ' Base Stadium Construction - 35,a MillXoa,- E. ! .. t Future Sky Box reinforcement construction - . 5 Millifln New Scoreboard and Parking Laprovements' r,- 5 7 Million Nr` Contingency" f` Total. Cost. 55,0 M13.3..Qa,. - - - - - y �� • �T YS' v M 4 �, y xt .•.fir,-.�r. el" OP MIAMI, IPLORIDA IN1r1**0P1f1C1t MRMORANDUM te: Bogard V . dart' OATM January 10 , 19 8 4 City Mahagsr surutat: ordinance Authorizing - thei, Issuance -of Oraneje : Bowl : Modl�sni�ation t�ene�al ,,�: � :r�'`f�� w: wb�at C`e13ar Odio R "tN� Obligation Bonds kddisisat-City Manager _ tNC60<LlR��: Copy of Dtsft. Ordinan ' =Ne "It is recommended that the attached,Ordinance ,. authorizing the',issuance, subjeot to,an.election, r of $55,000,000 Orange Bowl Modernization.Bonds,,.. be presented to the City Coinmisaion for its approval" m. in order to provide for adequats stadium facilities, it is neces- x nary to° provide:, for' -the funding of appropriate facilities 'though the issuance=of General'Obligation Bonds. The"o'e bonds'are needed,. for paying the cost of modernization, refurbishing, renewing, 1- expanding and reconstruction of'the City of Miami Orange Bowl -r'r Stadium and surrounding properties. y J•i `IK sx j s �yz.V 3 , : :PON =f '� `rl l t OF MIAMI. FLON16A IN-rep-orpleir MitmaliANl91.IiN Garcia�Belrosa �"''�: #IL I laftuary to. joss City Attorney quucer; proposed Orditiande y the- 1A8uan0e of Ot"46 Modernization Mineral, i�h Bonds Cesar Odio atagcNecst �NbMe 1) Confer memo .to city' _ inagdr -, Assistant City Manager ENCLb*uacsS 2) Original of -Prole Please review the -attached proposal ordinance which wo1d authorize the issuance of $55,000,O0O Orange Bowl Modernization Bonds, subject to an alection, for..the purposa of paying the cost of 'modernization, refurbishing► renewing, expanding and xeeonstruc- tion of the Orange Bowl Stadium and surrounding properties. A compani on ordinance calling for a. - special municipal:`',.. .. election on March 13, 1984, has.been'prepared: ri. iA f l5 tb ; JI ''4 Y Yz ' .. - �.t F •(0„- 1rj �xytd. �'}�'t� 24,E - . _ YV Jai F Y ' '� S d5 yy' #"•T 'Gi � i . },h. t $ 3-j„�.•+�.�,"ay��-f � *a�*• �.n"f`j - i ;- 6 3 F' �Y 0 F 9�u Q. =_ � � _ st - !- -4 f a Ftt t � � �.�,a t s <.c.. N' �*"aa2.,.r�7r,`i%•, e��' a . 1 ■ t7 �- c4 till:imtn �i7^. i}� ao- r. . {�, i "�11Fyli�[iDf F Wki `:L9YInI vnl� .. t �i��I*R �IAfltCfli `17�Ji�8�•- avuts - °THE MIAMI REVIEW AND DAILY RECORD r AN; 0�1Diftlli� Published Daily except Saturday, Sunday and WAt�id0,: Legal Holidays Miami, Dade County, Florida. STATE OF FLORIDA Dj COUNTY OF DADE- Before the undersigned authority personally appeared `p" Karon Pellom, who on oath says that she Is Assistant to the Msi�LKtt<t� Supssor, Legal Adwrtisittg of the Miami Review and Daily Record, a daily (except Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays) n*Wspapsr, published at Miami in Dade County, Florida; that Ow affected copy ofadvordsoment being a Legal Adwrd merit of Notice In the mottar of b pi i�N�NING CITY OF MIAMI RE: ORDINANCE NO. 9789� �►�'Ofit�t3A�! Inthe ..... X . $ . X ............................ Court, was published In said nswspaper in the Issues of Feb.2, 1984 Afflant tunther says that the said Miami Review and Daily Record is a published at Miami in said Dade Canty, . Florida, and that said newspaper has heretofore ban continuously published In said Dade County, Florida, each day (except Saturday, Sunday snd Legal Holidays) and has been enteredcis" mall matter at the post office in Went) m said nut_Dade- t yC t"Ft ,J�r a periioad�hoff ocn@ yewnenk On further saysl neither nor any Person, firm or any discount, for or refund ofsecuringthis r /I /* • to , ©ubibrj�d ty�erey_ a this ~2 day of . `: D � v.�XD.1S—Z. 4.. Ntitrm $Lde, ♦ at Large (SOL) ��'Jr�uruittttt��� My Commission expires June 1, 1957. MR Be OR NA"Ca I CIALMLIkICIPAL AMA; %Or -4 AN OROINANCi AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE H CIAL MUNICIPAL,MUNICIPAL,ELECTION IN THE CITy'OF A SPF-- :OF- MIAMI; FIrOR-' IDA, ON MARCH 13, ANCE OF =.dooQW PARK AND RECREATION FACWTIES QRIDINANCE NO, 978S., AN OR T pINANCE-'A IMP loRW'* NO: Ir 4Q TO THk,;9490TIqt' ljwacjv, MiTy- ..A uuu #"-or 414^ 0797 M� MIAMI REVIEW AND DAILY RECORD Published Daily except Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays Miami, Dade County, Florida. STATE OF FLORIDA COUNTY OF DADE. Before the undersigned authority personally appeared Karen Peilom, who on oath says that she Is Assistant to the Supervisor, Legal Advertising of the Miami Review and Daily Record, a daily (except Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays) newspaper, published at Miami in Dade County, Florida; that the attached copy of advertleement, being a Legal Advertisement of Notice in the matter of CITY OF MIAMI Re: ORDINANCE NO. In the ...... X . X . X........................... Court, was published In said newspaper in the issues of = Jan.16, 1984 _ Afflant further says that the sold Miami Review and Daily Record Is a nevrapaper published at Miami in said Dade County, . Florida, and that the said newspaper has heretofore been _ continuously published In said Dade County, Florida, each day (aentx t Saturday, she class mail and Legal Holidays) at the and post officeeen In Miami in said Dade County, F r a period of ono year next preceding the 1t catlon o attechad copy of adveAlstai a flant further says the he has neither 9Zpaid noparson firm or ccaorppaor�� iscount, . or retu 10dolsrsuud"de .securing this Nl�[d� ifMt t�rD�ti<t� t�bliJCi1 NOTICE IS;HER 9Y. GIVAN that thfl City C3offiflltafii6tt of Cha;b11y of Mtafl�lorlda, *ill oo"*r ffte folfowifig dtdfn�ifli a) oil ir:rif madih, hi "hoary 19 , 19$4 and will orinstdttr tht► +IIftl tll tittt . ordinance,+y) on $i3�t3Oi and flnai ralydlnb land ihtl adt lffoft tf dfi r>h January 28, I9S+t, Wh fnaetings to oorhfttatlCe ai 9:t)tY A fai t{xCFt ' City Cottlmisston Ofthrttb rat SW Fin Aftte3tic�rt i3flvd; Mi�fht, �i6f�tNi: ORDINANtE Nb. AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING' THE NUANCE itjijiI` -TO THt ELECTION FIEREIN,PROVIDEb,F.OA "6,til'�. i ORANGE BOWL MODERNIZA'�ION EONDI,-& `age bF . j MIAMI, FLORIDA POR THE 1611hpo;E 61K NG I OF MbbERNIZaAT10Nf .FtEFilFR1$HIN, REN; WANDING AND f1ECONSTRUCWN OF THE CITY 09 ffitA l ORANGE BOWL -ST DIUM AND l`atJAFOUNtyING-P EE TIES: PROVIDING FOR THE LEVY AND OBLLECTIONF Ate' VALOREMTAXES TO PAY SUICH OONOS. r �..�_ .. i ✓. t�•.. Y .= AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FbR 17NE �tOiblNflt'tb l�l CIAL ISLECTION.IN THE CITY OF MIAM11, FIORib 1, ffJ '•, 13, :193d WITH RF.SPECT.TO THE ISSUANCt &SM?t>6fi, ' ORANGE BOWS: MODERNIZATION bONO8. ORDINANCE NO..- AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE AU, it t. TO THE ELECTION HEREIN PA VIDE O FOR, OR }�i;tyOb,Otit). = PARK 'AND' RECCREATIONAL FACILITIES BONW, (5 = `tk CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, FOR THE PURf�O$E lbF PAY1Ntf. .THE COST OF. ACQUIRING, CONS`tRUbTiNG, D VELOPIhfGA.. EXTENDING, ENLARGING AND IMPROVING PUBLIC PARK AND RECREATIONAL FACILITIES IN THE CITY OF MIAMI, , INCLUDING FACILITIES PROPERLY APPURTENANT.THE E. TO, THE'ACQUISITION AND THE IMPROVEMENT AND FILL ING; OF t.AND FOR SUCH PURPOSES AND THE'ACQUISh TION OF EQUIPMENT TPEREFOR;L L PROVIDING :POR THE` - -.. LEVY AND COLLECTION OF AD VALOREM TAXES T-0 SUCH BONDS: •ORDINANCE NO. AN'ORDINANCE:PROVIDING FOR;THE HOLDINdbF. $PE CIAL MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN THE CITY�QF MIAMI, L 3s IDA, ON MARCH ,43,,,1084; WITH RESPECT TO THE. IS,S' U- ANCE OF:525,00%000.PARK AND:RECREAT90NAC,FA:CjOw, TIES BONDS . . ORDINANCE N0; s, AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE SUBJECj'r� TO THE ELECTION HEREIN PROvIDEn FawnK:.Ia nm nnn. TIESS011 PURF061 ":TERS <AN OF MIAM TO THE 1 41TION,; 'CATION PROPEF AS STOI WEAPO, adverb for publ fr, tfQ aper. AL AT ......... ........... CC to and s kdl;od ».more me this 6 t11 -. At.. day of z ... �... an 1l...84. At Ili• k ` ORDINANCE NO,,_._.. • .. • tto 1T. ks �Ilk1 Florids at Large BONDS!,,. llltnttt��� (SEAL) ARLtINANCE My Commission expires June 1, 1987. _.. _. 0 My Commission expires June 1, 1987. MR U _" V'ON TiWIR R Vibiii: , j �T YA Ig MPOA UT vig vq'm mt�' T F N, � U k16411D.014TAL�-At WAWUMNES01t�,,: F.0 0 NERtfl V E IN NCIALA IMP -A IONIOORLOWANQ�:MOQ r�rjNkg t 4� t#O 'VIR M. OR '" ARVATION.'-ANI., MW , 9 UM SR-W �"Rg� CMEN.J4 M AE'ShA14, PEA -OUSI OF4 A� -'%`PRQVt0 WFOR TH :'EV 0OLLEviriolt4o I VALOREM 4 k AN OROINAKFE.PROVIDING F0QR,,T tj m,,-rH Mlr�fflv'NktA,JPA TPN INJiTH k PAqT �" 4',0VrHEA6T0V_9 COMMPNIT i:T� R 0;4��Ipf , 9 A tA Q11 c1- S _6 OHMiU 'W I rDRStomi QQ V% & k SARY'�AN0`P1RQV,P 'F 11- 4 IN9, QWM I,9VY M ORDINANCE NO, AN QRDtNANC9 PROVIDING FQR THE HOWINOQ F-A 6149- - CM MUNICIPAL ELECTION IN THE PITY OF MJAM, TAR IDA ON MARCH3,104. WITH RE$PF.QT--tO TIME 104,' 1 ANCIE OF $30,000,000 STORM SEWER.PONP13. Said proposed qrdln4nee(o) May be Inspected by the public.0t, the off leg* of the q1ty'Qlerli, 3W Pan American Drive, Miami,, Flo rION- Monday throvph Friday, x9luding h9liftys. during the hours of 4:00 All IntqrQate "d t U m"W4 0 p�Jat a0' hliar MMI.Ih, respect to tho prqpc4o4 Qrdjng, nQo(a), Ehollld any 'fi: 004jrq to apq#4I AnO ;. .. -.1 — 11 -Y Pommlawon with foopktjo 40Y Mo_tir' W try !q whtgb OOY 409.94. CITY Z