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MEETING DATE: December 9, 1982 CITY HALL - DINUER r.EY
9:00 A.M.
9:30 A.M.
2:00 P.M.
2:30 P.M
Invocation and Pledge of Allegiance
Approving the Minutes of the Special City Com-
mission meeting of September 10, 1982 and the
Regular meeting of October 14, 1982.
NON-SCHEDULED AGENDA ITEMS
DEPARTMENTAL REVIEW
A. Department of Data Processing and Booz Allen
Hamilton review of department operations.
C01IMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
B. Discussion of Commissioner Perez' proposal for
a mobile citizen service office.
C. Discussion of proposed resolution concerning
security deposits for rental property.
D. Discussion of application for approval of
grant of security interest in certain equip-
ment, contract rights and other property of
Miami Cablevision, Hermanowski, Americable and
TCI.
E. Discussion of proposed Department of Harbors
and Rivers Administration.
FORMAL CITY COMMISSION MEETING
PRESENTATIONS AND PROCLAMATIONS
1. Presentation of Commendation to the Outstand-
ing Officer for the month of October, Officer
Orlando Martinez.
PUBLIC HEARINGS
2. RESOLUTION
Confirming assessment roll for construction of
Coconut Grove Business Area Hiqhway Improve-
ment nd Bidding in Coconut Grove Business
Area Highway Improvement District H-4408; and
removing all pending liens for this improve-
ment not hereby certified. City Manager recom-
mends.
3. RESOLUTION
Confirming ordering Resolution No. 82-1033 and
authorizing the City Clerk to advertise for
sealed bids for the construction of Kinloch
Sanitary Sewer Improvement in KinlocTan�Ttary
Sewer Improvement District SR 5485-C (center-
line sewer). City Manager recommends.
4. RESOLUTION
Confirming ordering Resolution No. 82-1032 and
authorizing the City Clerk to advertise for
sealed bids for the construction of Kinloch
Sanitary Sewer Improvemnt in Kinloch�anT'tary
Sewer Improvement District SR-5485-S (sideline
sewer). City Manager recommends.
APPROVED
MOVED: Carollo
SECOND: Dawkins
DISCUSSTON
NOT. 82-10g8
P7/P1 UNANTI�'OUS
R- 82-1081
PziCa UNANIMOUS
DEFERRED TO
DECDIBER lh, 1982
DEFERRED TO
.TANUARY 13, 1983
SEE.
SUPPLEMETAL
AGENDA
R- 82-1132
MOVED: Plummer
SECOND: Dawkins
ABSENT: Carollo & Perez
R- 82-1133
MOVED: Plummer
SECOND: Dawkins
ABSENT: Carollo & Perez,
R- 82-1134
MOVED: Plummer
SFCOND: Dawkins
ABSENT: Carollo & Perez
CITY COMMISSION AGENDA
MEETING DATE: December 9, 1982
PAGE NO. 2
ORDINANCES
5.
ORDINANCE - FIRST READING - PLANNING DEPARTMENT
FIRST READING
APPLICATION
MOVED: Carollo
Amend Ordinance 6871, ARTICLE X-1, HIGH DEN-
SECOND: Plummer
SITY MULTIPLE - R-5A - Sections 3,5,6 and 8
UNANIMOUS
respectively tit -e- Yards, Floor Area Ratio,
Lot Coverage and Useable Open Space, and add
a new Section 9 titled Site Plan Review.
- Planning Department Recommends Approval
- Planning Advisory Board Recommended
Approval as amended 4-2.
(This�tem was deferred from the November 10,
1982 City Commission meeting.)
6.
ORDINANCE - EMERGENCY
F111I:RUNCY
Making appropriations for Capital Improvements
ORD. 9534
continuing previously approved Capital Improve-
MOVED: Carollo
ment Projects, and establishing New Capital
SECOND: Perez
Improvement Projects to begin during FY82-83.
ABSENT Dawkins
(This item was not considered at the November
10, 1982 City Commission meeting.) (Companion
to Item ;�6a) City Manager recommends.
6a.
RESOLUTION
Approving the Miami Capital Improvement Pro-
P,- 82-1141`
gram 1992-1988 in principle; to provide guide-
NIOVED: Carollo
Ines for City agencies, boards and departments.
SECOND: Perez
- Planning Department Recommends Approval.
ABSENT: Dawkins
- Planning Advisory Board Recommended Approval
5-0.
(This item was not considered at the November
10, 1982 City Commission meeting.) (Companion
*c item #6) City Manager recommends.
7.
ORDINANCE - SECOND READING
ORD. 9528
Amending the Code of the City of Miami, as
MOVED: Plummer
amended, by amending Chapter 62 of said Code
SECOND: Carollo
entitled "Zoning and Planning", Article VI,
NOES: Dawkins
entitled "Zoning Fees", more particularly by
amending Subsection 62-61(3), and by adding a
new Subsection (10) to said Section 62-61;
providing for land use application fee reduc-
tions under certain circumstances. (This item
was passed on first reading at the October 28,
1982 City Commission meeting. It was moved by
Vice Mayor Plummer and seconded by Commissioner
Perez.) City Manager recommends.
CITY COMMISSION AGENDA
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MEETING DATE: December 9, 1982
8. ORDINANCE - SECOND READING
Amending Section 1 of Ordinance No. 8719,
adopted October 26, 1977, the Summary Grant
Appropriations Ordinance, as amended: by
establishing four New Trust and Agency Funds
entitled: "Apprenticeship Program FY'83";
"Comprehensive Job Training Program ";
"Overtown Jobs Program FY'83"; and "Training
for Independent Living FY'83"; appropriating
funds for the operation 67 said Trust and
Agency Funds in the amounts of $87,410;
$1,138,790; $223,400; and $150,400, respec-
tively, for a total of $1,600,000; providing
the authority for the City Manager to trans-
fer funds among and between any of the 4 New
Trust and Agency Funds herein established,
without exceeding the $1,600,000 total appro-
priation, insofar as said transfer is autho-
rized by the South Florida Employment and
Training Consortium. (This item was passed on
first reading at the November 4, 1982 City
Commission meeting. It was moved by Vice
Mayor Plummer and seconded by Commissioner
Perez.) City Manager recommends.
9. ORDINANCE - SECOND READING
Amending Chapter 22, entitled "Garbage, Trash
and Rubbish", of the City Code of the City of
Miami, Florida, as amended, by amending Sec-
tions 22-1, 22-2, 22-5, 22-6, 22-7, 22-8, 22-9
22-10, 22-13 and 22-39 of said Chapter 22 and
by repealing in its entirety existing Section
22-11 of said Chapter and by renumbering
existing Section 22-12 as new Section 22-11
and by renumbering existing Section 22-13 as
new Section 22-13 providing by said amendments
the following: A change in the Chapter title
to "Garbage and Trash"; new definitions therein
for the term "Trash" and deletion of the term
"Rubbish" from existing definitions; that the
name for containers used by the pedestrian
public be changed from "Trash" to "Litter" and
defining said latter term; that all single
family households and duplexes shall be entit-
led to collection of all garbage placed in
approved containers; commencing January 1,
1983, the following fee increases: an
increase from S.70 to $1.00 in the charge for
each container in excess of the number of
containers allowed certain commercial
establishments for regular service
collections; an increase in the annual waste
fee for the purpose of defraying the cost of
waste collection and disposal from $75.00 to
S1UO.00 forresiden- tial units, from $38.00 to
$50.00 for dwelling units in an apartment
building, from $145.00 to $195.00 for all
businesses not serviced by private sanitation
companies; that the waste fees and delinquent
penalties to be assessed in said Chapter and
those fees which have been assessed since
January 1, 1981 constitute special assessment
liens. (This item was passed on first reading
at the October 28, 1982 City Commission
meeting. It was moved by Commissioner Dawkins
and seconded by Vice Mayor Plummer.) City
Manager recommends.
PAGE NO.
ORD. 9531
ISOVED: Plummer
SECOND: Perez
UNANIMOUS
ORD. 9529
;MOVED: Plummer.
SECOND: Dawkins
NOES: Carollo
CITY COMMISSION AGENDA
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MEETING DATE : December 9, 1982
10. ORDINANCE - SECOND READING
Amending Subsection (d) of Section 54-3 of the
Code of the City of Miami, by increasing the
fee from $15 to $30 when applying for a permit
to obstruct a street or sidewalk or impede
traffic. is item was passed on first read-
ing
t the November 4, 1982 City Commission
meeting. It was moved by Vice Mayor Plummer
and seconded by Commissioner Perez.) City
Manager recommends.
11. ORDINANCE - SECOND READING
Amending Subsection (f) of Section 54-6 of the
Code of the City of Miami, by increasing the
fee from $15 to $30 when applying for a permit
Tor parades and processions. (This item was
passed on first reading at the November 4,
1982 City Commission meeting. It was moved by
Vice Mayor Plummer and seconded by Commissioner
Perez.) City Manager recommends.
12. ORDINANCE - SECOND READING
Amending (c) of Section 3.5-23 of the Code of
the City of Miami, by establishing a service
charge for processing and a ministering per-
mits for a arrn systems with no reported a se
a arms during the previous year. This item
was passed on first reading at the November 4,
1982 City Commission meeting. It was moved by
Vice Mayor Plummer and seconded by Commissioner
Dawkins.) City Manager recommends.
13. ORDINANCE - SECOND READING
Amending the Code of the City of Miami, Florida
by adding a new Section 18-73 entitled
"Minority Procurement Program", providing for
a 50;o set -aside for minority contractors of
the total dollar volume of contracts for the
construction and operation of certain
facilities financed by public funds; defining
minority procurement compliance board; requir-
ing certain contract provisions; repealing all
ordinances in conflict; and providing for
severability and an effective date. (This
item was passed on first reading at the
November 10, 1982 City Commission meeting. It
was moved by Commissioner Dawkins and seconded
by Vice Mayor- Plummer.) City Manager recom-
mends.
14. ORDINANCE - FIRST READING
Amending Section 40-206, entitled "Administra-
tion" of the Code of the City of Miami,
Florida, as amended, by adding a new Subsec-
tion (X) to the end of said section, with the
authority to subpoena witnesses and documents
to appear at hearings for the Retirement Board
of the Miami City Employees' Retirement System.
City Manager recommends.
14a. ORDINANCE - FIRST READING
Amending Section 40-234, entitled "Administra-
tion" of the Code of the City of Miami,
Florida, as amended, by adding a new Subsec-
tion (X) to the end of said section, with the
authority to subpoena witnesses and documents
to appear at hearings for the Retirement Board
of the Miami City Employees' Retirement System.
City Manager recommends.
PAGE NO.
ORD. 9532
MOVED: Dawkins
SECOND: Carollo
UNANIMOUS
ORD. 9533
MOVED: Dawkins
SECOND: Carollo
TINAN THOUS
WT THDRAWN
ORD, 9530
MOVED: Dawkins
SECOND: Carollo
UNANIMOUS
WITHDRAWN
'?ITHDRA TN
CITY COMMISSION AGENDA
6.
MEETING DATE: Decemher 9. 19R2
15. ORDINANCE - FIRST READING
Repealing Section 36-11 of Chapter 36 entitled
"Noise" of the Code of the City of Miami,
Florida, in its entirety, and amending Section
19-184 of Chapter 19, entitled "Manufacture,
Sale and Discharae of Fireworks", by providing
or increase restrictions thereto, to provide
a limitation as to the time and nature of pyro-
technic displays. City Manager recommends.
16. ORDINANCE - FIRST READING
Authorizing the issuance of not exceeding
$65,000,000 multi -family housing revenue bonds
of the City of Miami, Florida, for the purpose
of providing housing in the City of Miami for
families and persons, including the elderly,
of low or moderate income; providing for the
use of proceeds of presently estimated
$8,000,000 of housing bonds of the City of
Miami, authorized by Ordinance No. 8514, to
acquire land and pay relocation and other
expenses in connection with such housing;
authorization of preparation of a trust inden-
ture securing said revenue bonds; and authoriz-
ing the institution of validation proceedings
for such bonds. City Manager recommends.
RESOLUTIONS
17. RESOLUTION
Approving expansion of the City's single family
residential rehabilitation loan program to in-
c ude a portion of the Little_ Havana Community
Development Target Area. City Manager recom-
mends.
18. RESOLUTION
Authorizing the City Manager to request the
temporary closing of State Road 5 (Biscayne
Boulevard) for the purpose of conducting the
Miami Grand Prix Auto Race. City Manager
recommends.
19. RESOLUTION
Approving the selection by the City Manager of
the most qualified firms to provide professional
architectural/engineering services for the
renovation of Building A of the Manuel Artime
Community Center; authorizing the City Manager
to negotiate a professional services agreement;
directing the City Manager to present a negoti-
ated agreement to the City Commission for
approval utilizing funds from the 8th Year Com-
munity Development Program to cover the cost of
said agreement for the project. City Manager
recommends.
20. RESOLUTION
Allocating a sum of $124,828 from the FY83
Special Programs and Accounts Budget, Contin-
gent Fund, to the Department of Off -Street
Barking to fund the FY82 deficit in the Gusman
and Olympia Building Enterprise Fund of $6,453
and the balance of $118,375 to refund advances
the Department of Off -Street Parking made for
renovations of City space in the Olympia Build-
ing. City Manager recommends.
PAGE NO. 5
FIRST READING
MOVED: Carollo
SECOND: Plummer
UNANIMOUS
FIRST READING
MOVED: Perez
SECOND: Plummer
UNANTMOUS
R- 82-1(f89
MOVED: Carollo
SECOND: Plummer
UNANT�InUS
R- 82-1121
MOVED: Plummer
SECOND: Carollo
UNANIMOUS
R- 82-1140
MOVED: CAROLLO
SECOND: Perez
NOES: Plummer
R- 82-1122
MOVED: Carollo
SECOND: Perez
UNANIMOUS
CITY COMMISSION AGENDA
to
MEETING DATE:
21. RESOLUTION
Authorizing the City Manager to negotiate and
execute a professional services agreement with
the firm of E. H. Friendand Company for expert
assistance in pension matters at a cost not to
exceed $50,000 with funds therefor allocated
from Special Programs and Accounts. City Mana-
ger recommends.
22. RESOLUTION
Authorizing the City Manager to execute a lease
agreement with the Coconut Grove Family Clinic
for the operation of a medical clinic inCity'
owned buildings in Elizabeth Virrick Park.
City Manager recommends.
23. RESOLUTION
horizing the City Manager to execute a per-
mantMtft4g,sement. aareement between Metropolitan
Dade Count the C ity of Miami for use of a
parcel of and ap mately 1,593 square feet
in size located in t quadrant of the
Municipal Justice Building pr for founda-
tion and --olumns of the aerial gui f the
Rapid Rail Transit System. City Man
recommends.
24. RESOLUTION
Authorizing the City Manager to enter into
agreements with the School Board of Dade
County, Florida, for the purpose of providing
vocational job training services at public
schools for the City of Miami's Comprehensive
Job Training Program participants in an amount
not to exceeo $34,400 with funds therefor
allocated from the City of Miami's CETA funds.
City Manager recommends.
25. RESOLUTION
Authorizing the City Manager to execute an
agreement between the City and Youth Indus-
tries, Inc. for the continued operation of
African Square Park on a week -to -week basis
for a period not to exceed three months, effec-
tive October 1, and ending December 31, 1982;
with all other terms and conditions of the
prior contract which expired September 30,
1982 to govern operations during the said
period; allocating funds therefor in an amount
not to exceed $58,809.50 from Special Programs
and accounts. City Manager recommends.
26. RESOLUTION
Authorizing the City Manager to execute a
professional services agreement with Automated
Resources Management Consu tants Incorporated,
hereinafter referred to as "ARMAC" in an
amount not to exceed $98,500 per year to pro-
vide professional on -call programming nand d
analytical services for the Department of Com-
puters..City Manager recommends.
PAGE No. 6
R- 82-1123
MOVED: Carollo
SECOND: Perez
UNANIMOUS
R= 82-1124
MOVED: Plummer
SECOND: Dawkins
UNANIMOUS
MOT. 82-11.45
;MOVED: Plummer
S17COND: Perez
ABSENT: Dawkins
R- 82-1.141
MOVED: Plummer
SECOND: Carollo
UNANIMOUS
R- 92-1125
MOVED: Dawkins
SECOND: Plummer
UNANIMOUS
R- 82-1087
MOVED: Carollo
SECOND: Perez
ABSENT: Dawkins
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CITY COMMISSION AGENDA
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MEETING DATE: December 9, 1982
27. RESOLUTION
Authorizing the City Manager to enter into an
agreement with the University of Miami to pro-
vide certain services in connection wit' F t_ie
emergency medical services provided by the
Rescue Division, City of Miami Fire, Rescue
and Inspection Services Department, for a
period of 3 years commencing October 1, 1982
and terminating September 30, 1985, for an
annual compensation of $1.00; with funds allo-
cated from the Fire, Rescue and Inspection
Services Department's Gena-ral Operating Budget
City Manager recommends.
28. RESOLUTION
Authorizing the City Meager to execute an
agreement with the Senicr Community Service
Employment Program and national Association
for Hispanic Elderly of N,iami for the coordin-
ation of services in conrn-ction with the Miami
Police Department crime c�evention and service
delivery efforts to be conducted substan-
tially in accordance with the terms and con-
ditions set forth in said agreement. City
Manager recommends.
29. RESOLUTION
Ratifying, approving and confirming the action
of the City Manager in executing the profes-
sional services agreement with Richard B.
Horrow to provide the Ci �y with interim con-
sulting services regardinq the 1� sales tax
issue scheduled for the December 14, 1982
referendum to include assistinq the City Mana-
er with technical advice on matters relating
to sports face sties ano :he sales tax to
finance such facilities, said agreement pro-
viding for the inc usion of the services of
staff members previously serving in the office
of the former South Florida Regional Sports
Authority, with funds the-efor allocated in an
amount not to exceed $40, 000 f rorn Special Pro-
grams and Accounts, Contingent Fund. City
Manager recommends.
30. RESOLUTION
-ing the proposed transfer to TCI Develop-
ment Cor oon of aft a ev1ston
Associates' intere wiami Te ecommunica-
tions, Inc. subject to 75 cewith all
app icab e aws, rules ar,d regulatio sty
Manager recommends.
31. RESOLUTION
Authorizing the City Man --ger- to extend the pro-
fessional services agree-ent with the law firm
of Arnold and Porter for :he purpose of prepar-
ing and presenting a caD.e to evision icense
fee waiver petition to t,e Federal Communica-
tions Commission on be�.alf of the City of
Miami; and for, other legal services that may
required in conjunction „ith the City's cable
television license ordirance and allocating
from the funds budgeted for the Office of In-
tergovernmental Affairs a sum not to exceed
$60,000 for such increase of services. City
Manager recommend s .
PAGE NO. 7
R- 82-1126
;MOVED: Plummer
SECOND: Dawkins
UNANIMOUS
R- 82-1127
MOVED: 111'rez
SECOND: Dawkins
UNANIMOUS
R- 82-1146
MOVED: Plummer
SECOND: Perez
NOES: Carollo
ABSENT: Dawkins
MOT. 82-1138
MOVED: Carollo
SECOND: Plummer
UNANIMOUS
R- 82-1128
MOVED: Plummer
SECOND: Carollo
UNANIMOUS
CITY COMMISSION AGENDA
MEETING DATE: December 9. 1982
PAGE NO. 8
32.
RESOLUTION
R- 82-1129
Authorizing the Director of Finance to pay to
*LOVED: Carollo
Jorge Gonzalez and Sara Gonzalez, his wife,
SECOND: Dawkins
without the admission of liability, the sum of
UNANTMOUS
$10,000 in full and complete settlement of all
bodily injury claims and demands against the
City of Miami, and upon execution of a release,
releasing the City of Miami from all claims
and demands. City Attorney recommends.
33.
RESOLUTION
Authorizing the Director of Finance to pay to
R- 82-1.130
Marilyn Lifset the sum of $16,000. without the
MOVED: Plummer
admission of liability, the sum of $10,000 in
SECOND: Dawkins
full and complete settlement of all bodily
UNANIMOUS
injury, personal injury protection liens,
workers compensation liens, claims and demands
against the City of Miami, and upon execution
of a release releasing the City of Miami from
all claims and demands. City Attorney
recommends.
BOARDS AND COMMITTEES
34.
RESOLUTION
MOT. 82-1131
nting certain individuals to the 21
`i0VED: Carollo
member wide Commun ity Development
SECOND:.Perez
Advisory Boar , ' cordance with Resolution
ABSENT: Dawkins
82-560, adopted by the ommission on June
17, 1982. (This item was de from the
November 4, 1982 City Commission me
City Manager recommends.
35.
RESOLUTION
t ITHDR.A14N
(Formalizing Motion 82-977 10/28/82)
Appointing two members of the City of Miami
Boxina and Wrestling Board to serve as chair-
man and vice chairman thereof until November
9, 1983. City Manager recommends.
36.
RESOLUTION
R- 82-1135
Confirming the reappointment of Dianne Saulney
: Carumm0
Smith to the Off -Street Parking Board of the
SECON Plummer
City of Miami,Florida. (This item was
M Ovs
UNANIMOUS
deterred from the Octo er 4, 1982 City Commis-
sion meeting.) City Manager recommends.
37.
RESOLUTION
R- 82-1136
Confirming the reappointment of H. Gordon
�•+OVED: Carollo
Wyllie to the Off -Street Parking Board of the
City of Miami,orida. (This item was
SECOND: Plummer
deferred from the October 14, 1982 City Commis-
UNANIMOUS
sion meeting.) City Manager recommends.
38.
RESOLUTION
R- 82-1137
Confirming the nomination of Leslie Pantin,
MOVED: Dawkins
Sr. to serve as a member of the Off -Street
SECOND: Plummer
Parkinq Board of the City of Miami, Florida.
City Manager recommends.
UNANIMOUS
39.
RESOLUTION
Appointing Reverend Jim McCartney as the
R- 82-1147
MOVED: Perez
..
representative of Biscayne College on the
SECOND: Plummer
initial board of the Miami Cable Access Cor-
ABSENT: Dawkins
poration Board of Directors. City Manager
recommends.
CITY COMMISSION AGENDA
MEETING DATE: December 9, 1982
40. RESOLUTION
Appointing certain individuals to serve on the
Budget Review Committee. (Companion to Item #41
City Manager recommends.
41. RESOLUTION
Amending Resolution No. 77-480, adopted June 9,
1977, as amended by Resolution No. 80-80
adopted February 12, 1980, which created a
Budaet Review Committee to study the City of
Miami's annual budget preparation process and
communicate same to the community; by repeal-
ing Section 9 of said resolution in its entir-
ety and substituting a new Section 9 and
amending Section 3 dealing with the staff sup-
port for said committee. (Companion to Item `40
City Manager recommends.
42. RESOLUTION
Nominating and appointing certain individuals
to the City of Miami/University of Miami James
L. Knight Internat ional Center Advisory
Committee. City Manager recommends.
43. WITHDRAWN
44. WITHDRAWN
45. WITHDRAWN
46. WITHDRAWN
CONSENT AGENDA
47. RESOLUTION
Item:
Physical Fitness Equipment
Location:
Fire, Rescue & Inspection
ervices
Company:
out ern Athletics & Fitness
Equipment; Institutional Sales
Corporation & Universal Gym
Total:
$29,295, $2,614.50 & $32,400
(respectively)
Funding:
1981 Firefighting, Fire Preven-
tion and Rescue Facilities Bond
Funds
Accepting
the bid and authorizing the City
Manager and
the Purchasing Agent to issue the
Purchase Order
for this equipment. City Mana-
ger recommends.
48. RESOLUTION
Item:
One 1983 Model Van
Location:
Fire, Rescue & Inspection
Services
Company:
Anthony Abraham Chevrolet, Inc.
Total:
$10,099.15
Funding:
Florida Power & Light Franchise
Fees, Fiscal Year 1981
Accepting
the bid and authorizing the City
Manager and
the Purchasing Agent to issue the
Purchase Order
for this equipment. City Mana-
ger• recommends.
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WITHDRAWN
t,'ITHDRAVTN
W I T11DRAWN
W1THDRAWN
WITHDRAWN
W I T}1 D RAh'N
WITHDRAWN
R- 82-1090
MOVED: Carollo
SECOND: Dawkins
UNANIMOUS
R- 82-1091
MOVED: Carollo
SECOND: Dawkins
UNANIMOUS
•
n
CITY COMMISSION AGENDA
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MEETING DATE: December 9, 1982
49. RESOLUTION
Item:
One Microfilm Reader Printer for
Engineering
Location:
Fire, Rescue & Inspection
Services
Company:
Enfields Miami Photo, Inc.
Total:
$7,759.
Funding:
Prior Year Reserve Funds
Accepting
the bid and authorizing the City
Manager and
the Purchasing Agent to issue the
Purchase Order
for this equipment. City Mana-
ger• recommends.
50. RESOLUTION
Item:
Pre -School Food Proqram
Contract for 8 months)
Location:
Recreation
Company:
Dietcraft, Inc.
Total:
$78,300
Funding:
Grant from the U.S. Department
of Agriculture through Florida
State Department of Education
Accepting
the bid and authorizing the City
Manager and
the Purchasing Agent to issue the
Purchase Order
for this equipment. City Mana-
ger recommends.
51. RESOLUTION
Item:
2 Machinery Trailers
Location:
Buildinq & Vehicle Maintenance
Company:
Target Trailer, Inc.
Total:
$8,250
Funding:
1982-83 Operating Budget of the
Department of Parks
Accepting
the bid and authorizing the City
Manager and
the Purchasing Agent to issue the
Purchase Order
for this equipment. City Mana-
ger recommends.
52. RESOLUTION
Item:
High Speed Copier Lease
(Contract for one year
Location:
Building & Vehicle Maintenance
Company:
Xerox Corporation
Total:
$55,000
Funding:
1982-83 Operating Budget
Accepting
the bid and authorizing the City
Manager and the Purchasing Agent to issue the
Purchase Order for this equipment. City Mana-
ger recommends.
53. RESOLUTION
Item:
Marine Patrol Boat
Location:
Building & Vehic e Maintenance
Company:
San Juan Marina, Inc.
Total:
$29,680
Funding:
Prior Year Reserve Funds
Accepting
the bid and authorizing the City
Manager- and the Purchasing Agent to issue the
Purchase Order for this equipment. City Mana-
ger recommends.
PAGE NO. 10
R— 82-1092
MOVED: Carollo
SECOND: Dawkins
UNANIMOUS
R- 82-1093
MOVED: Carollo
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UNANTMOUS
R- 82-1094
MOVED: Carollo
SECOND: Dawkins
UNANIMOUS
WITHDRAWN
WITHDRAVIN
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CITY COMMISSION AGENDA
MEETING WE- December 9. 1982
54. RESOLUTION
Item:
Medical Co-munications Console
Location:
Buildinq & 'vehicle Maintenance
Company:
ical Comunications and
Instrumentations, Inc.
Total:
$11,950
Funding:
1982-83 Operating Budget
Accepting
the bid and authorizing the City
Manager and
the Purchasing Agent to issue the
Purchase Order
for this equipment. City Mana-
ger recommends.
55. RESOLUTION
Authorizing the disposal by sale of certain
no longer serviceable eauipment, to wit: 3
motor vehicles at a fixes price to the City of
Puerta Plata, Domincan Republic, with the
understanding that the City of Puerta Plata
will be responsible for all shipping and
transportation costs. City Manager recom-
mends.
56. RESOLUTION
Waivinq the requirement for formal sealed bids
for furnishing a Match-,, Subsystem for the
Automated Fingerprint Sys.em to the Department
of Police; authorizing the purchase from Prin-
trak, Inc. the only known supplier at a total
cost of $49,000; allocating funds therefor
from the 1982-83 Operating Budget of the
Department of Police; authorizing the City
Manager and the Purchasing Agent to issue a
Purchase Order for this equipment. City Mana-
ger recommends.
57. RESOLUTION
Item: Automatic Weapons
Location: Police
Company: HecFTer & Koch, Inc.
Total: $5,077.70
Funding: Prior Year Reserve Funds
Accepting the bid and authorizing the City
Manager and the Purchasing Agent to issue the
Purchase Order for this equipment. City Mana-
ger recommends.
58. RESOLUTION
Item: Officer & Staff Uniforms
Contract for one year
Location: Police
Company: JJu es Brothers Uniforms, Inc.
Total: $337,324.55
Funding: 1982-83 Operating Budget
Accepting the bid and authorizing the City
Manager and the Purchasing Agent to issue the
Purchase Order for this equipment. City Mana-
ger recommends.
59. RESOLUTION
Item: Divers' Wetsuits & Boots
Location: o�-Tice—
Company: Divers Den South
Total: $6, 720.
Funding: Prior Year Preserve Fund
Accepting the bid and authorizing the City
Manager and the Purchasing Agent to issue the
Purchase Order for this equipment. City Mana-
ger recommends.
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R- 82-1.096
WVED: Carollo
SECOND: Dawkins
UNANIMOUS
R- 82-1097
?LOVED: Carollo
SECOND: Dawkins
UNANIMOUS
WITHDRAVTN
R- 82-1098
MOVED: Carollo
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UNANIMOUS
R- 82-1099
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UNANIMOUS
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CITY COMMISSION AGENDA
MEETING DATE- December 9. 1982
60. RESOLUTION
Item:
Ammunition
Location:
Police
Company:
Buffalo Rock Shooters Supply,
Oaks Wholesale Distributors &
Southern Gun Distributors
Total:
$65,428, $22,227 & $1,605
(respectively)
Funding:
1982-83 Operating Budget
Accepting
the bid and authorizing the City
Manager and
the Purchasing Agent to issue the
Purchase Order
for this equipment. City Mana-
ger recommends.
61. RESOLUTION
Item:
Custodial & Maintenance
ervices
Location:
ffice of Auditoriums - Coconut
Grove Exhibition Center
Company:
Thomas Maintenance Services,
Inc.
Total:
$45,198
Funding:
1982-83 Operating Budget of the
Department of Parks
Accepting the
bid and authorizing the City
Manager and
the Purchasing Agent to issue the
Purchase Order for this equipment. City Mana-
ger recommends.
62. RESOLUTION
Item:
Microfilm Eouipment
Location:
ension Office
Company:
Eastman Kodak Company & Enfields
3M Business Products
Total:
$33,567 and $35,762
(respectively)
Funding:
Prior Year Reserve Funds
Accepting the bid and authorizing the City
Manager and
the Purchasing Agent to issue the
Purchase Order for this equipment. City Mana-
ger recommends.
63. RESOLUTION
Item:
Radiology Services
ontract for one year)
Location:
Human Resources
Company:
Miriam V. Morales, M.D.
Total:
$20,160
Funding:
1982-83 Operating Budgets of the
Department of Police and the
Department of Fire, Rescue and
Inspection Services
Accepting
the bid and authorizing the City
Manager and
the Purchasing Agent to issue the
Purchase Order for this equipment. City Mana-
ger recommends.
64. RESOLUTION
Item:
Security Guard Services
Contract or one year
Location:
Office of Stadiums
Company:
Andy Frain Services of Florida
Total:
$32,120
Funding:
1982-83 Operating Budget
Accepting
the bid and authorizing the City
Manager and
the Purchasing Agent to issue the
Purchase. Order
for this equipment. City Mana-
ger recommends.
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R- 82-1101
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UNANIMOUS
R- 82-1102
MOVED: Carollo
SECOND: Dawkins
UNANIMOUS
R- 82-1103
MOVED: Carollo
SECOND: Dawkins
UNANIMOUS
R- 82-1104
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CITY COMMISSION AGENDA
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MEETING DATE: December 9. 1982
65. RESOLUTION
Item:
Automatic Floor Scrubbers &
Accessories
Location:
Conferences & Conventions
Company:
Quality Chemical Company
Total:
$15,357.15
Funding:
1980 City of Miami Convention
Center & Parking Garage Revenue
Bond Fund
Accepting
the bid and authorizing the City
Manager and
the Purchasing Agent to issue the
Purchase Order for this equipment. City Mana-
ger recommends.
66. RESOLUTION
Item:
Six Lecterns
Location:
(,onferences & Conventions
Company:
Dimensions & Designs, Inc.
Total:
$6,600
Funding:
1980 City of Miami Convention
Center & Parking Garage Revenue
-
Bond Fund
Accepting
the bid and authorizing the City
Manager and
the Purchasing Agent to issue the
= Purchase Order
for this equipment. City Mana-
ger recommends.
67. RESOLUTION
Item:
Electric Lift Truck
- Location:
onferences & onventions
Company:
National Lift Truck ervice
Total:
$16,993
Funding:
1980 City of Miami Convention
Center & Parking Garage Revenue
Bond Fund
Accepting
the bid and authorizing the City
Manager and
the Purchasing Agent to issue the
Purchase Order
for this equipment. City Mana-
ger recommends.
68. RESOLUTION
Authorizing purchase of approximately 23,000
tons of asphaltic concrete under a Metropo i-
tan Dade County contract from Pan American
Construction Company or the Department of
Public Works; at a total estimated cost of
525,000; allocating funds therefor from the
1982-82 Operating Budget of that Department;
authorizing the City Manager and the Purchas-
ing Agent to issue Purchase Orders for these
materials. City Manager recommends.
69. RESOLUTION
Ordering Little River Highway Improvement,
H-4482 an esignating the property against
_ which special assessments shall be made for a
portion of the cost thereof as Little River
MINI Highway Improvement District, 1-1-4482. City
sj Manager recommends.
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UNANIMOUS
R- 82-1106
MOVED: Carollo
SECOND: Dawkins
UNANIMOUS
R- 82-1107
MOVED: Carollo
SECOND: Dawkins
UNANIMOUS
R- 82-1108
MOVED: Carollo
SECOND: Dawkins
UNANIMOUS
R- 82-1109
MOVED: Carollo
SECOND: Dawkins
UNANIMOUS
CITY COMMISSION AGENDA
U
MEETING DATE: December 9, 1982
70. RESOLUTION
Amending Resolution No. 82-906 which confirmed
the preliminary assessment roll for construc-
tion of Crestwood Sanitary Sewer Improvement
in Crestwood Sanitary Sewer Improvement Dis-
trict SR-5432C (centerline sewer); and reducing
the total assessment cost of said improvement
by the amount of $90.01; this action being
necessary to reduce the assessment against one
property within the district. City Manager
recommends.
71. RESOLUTION
Directing the City Clerk to publish a notice
of publ is hearinq for objections to the accep-
tance by the City Commission of the completed
construction by Russell, Inc. of Manor Highway
Improvement - Phase I in Manor Highway Improve-
ment District - Phase I, H-4465 (Bid A -
Highway). City Manager recommends.
72. RESOLUTION
Project:
Buena Vista Highway
Improvement - Phase I H-4475
Location:
Area bordered by N.7 6 t.
N.W. 54 St., N.W. 2 Ave. &
N.W. 6 Ave. -
Company:
P.N.M. Corporation
Eng. Estimate:
$1,425,000
Low Bid:
$1,133,125.20
Funding:
Buena Vista Street Improve-
ments - Phase I, Capital
Improvement Ordinance
Accepting the
bid and authorizing the City
Manager and the
Purchasing Agent to issue the
Purchase Order
for this service. City Manager
recommends.
73. RESOLUTION
Project: Charles Hadley Park
Location: N. W. 50 St. at 12 Ave.
Company: L.G.H. Construction Corp.
Eng. Estimate: $750,000
Low Bid: $609,932
Funding: C.I. Ordinance 9353
(Manor Park Redevelopment
Account)
Accepting the bid and authorizing the City
Manager- and the Purchasing Agent to issue the
Purchase Order for this service. City Manager
recommends.
74. RESOLUTION
Authorizing an increase in contract amount not
to exceed $40,000 in the June 22, 1982 contract
between the City of Miami, Florida and MET
Construction, Inc., for the construction of
Oranqe Bowl - Upper Deck Improvements, with
funds for the increase to be provided by the
Tourist Development Council. City Manager
recommends.
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MOVED: Carollo
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UNANIMOUS
R- 82-1111
MOVED: Carollo
SECOND: Dawkins
UNANTMOUS
R- 82-1112
ATnVED: Carollo
SECOND: Dawkins
UNANIMOUS
R- 82-1113
MOVED: Carollo
SECOND: Dawkins
UNANTMOUS
R- 82-1114
MOVED: Carollo
SECOND: Dawkins
UNANIMOUS
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CITY COMMISSION AGENDA
MEETING DATE: DpcemhPr 9_ 1gR2
75. RESOLUTION
Rescinding Resolution 82-543, which accepted
the low bid and authorized the City Manager to
enter into a contract with Pavement Main-
tenance Corporation for the construction of
Simon Bolivar Plaza, and declarinq said con-
tract null; this action being necessary to
release the contractor due to failure from the
government of Venezuela to provide funds as
promised for this project. City Manager recom-
mends.
76. RESOLUTION
Accepting the completed work performed by FRE
Construction Company, Inc. at a total cost of
$147,902.79 for S.E. 4th Street Pavina Project;
and authorizing a final payment of 4, 90.2'.
City Manager recommends.
77. RESOLUTION
Accepting the completed work of Russel Inc. at
a total cost of $211,690 for Model Cities Com-
munity Development Street Improvements - Phase
IV - Bi d"B" (Drainage); and authorizing a
final payment of 17,118.10. City Manager
recommends.
78. RESOLUTION
Accepting the completed work performed by the
Morrison Company D/B/A the Morrison Company
South at a total cost of $104,704.62 for Dorsey
Park - Development and renovation (2nd bidding
ana authorizing a final payment of $16,415.61.
City Manager recommends.
79. RESOLUTION
(Formalizing Motion 82-920 10/14/82)
Ratifying, approving and confirming the action
of the City Manager in executing the agreement
between the City of Miami and the Inter-
Ame►-ican Transport Equipment Company for the
the purpose of City participation in the
"Third Inter -American Sugar Cane Seminar" held
in Miami October 6-8, 1982 by reimbursing said
company for line budget items not covered by
donations from other entities co -sponsoring
the said seminar, with funds therefor alloca-
ted from Special Programs and Accounts in an
amount not to exceed $25,000.
80. RESOLUTION
(Formalizing Motion 82-725 7/29/82)
Ratifying, approving and confirming the action
of the City Manager in executing the agreement
between the City of Miami and the State of
Florida Salesmen Association for the purpose
of preparing, coordinating and supervising the
"National Salesmen Convention" held in Miami
November 26-23, 1982 with funds therefor allo-
cated from Special Programs and Accounts in an
amount not to exceed $20,000.
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UNANIMOUS
R- 82-1116
MOVED: Carollo
SECOND: Dawkins
UNANTMOUS
R- 82-111.7
MOVED: Carollo
SECOND: Dawkins
UNANIMOUS
R- 82-1118
MOVED: Carollo
SECOND: Dawkins
UNANIMOUS
R- 82-1119
MOVED: Carollo
SECOND: Dawkins
UNANTMOUS
R- 82-1120
MOVED: Carollo
SECOND: Dawkins
UNANIMOUS
6)
AN
Y
COlmnendat ion :
PRESENTATION
Colmnendat ion:
PRESENTATION
COT'n1lellda t_i On
PRESENTATION
Rrsolut ie_n:
TRESENTATION
Conuncl l,la t i anti :
PRESEN`I'AT I ON
CO-17uncilda t l oil:
PRESENTATION
Conuilendat ioil:
NO SHOW
Coi'nU'wlldat ion:
PRESENTATION
Proclamation;
PRESENTATTON
SUPPLEMENTAL AGENDA
PUSI-MiVi' i ONS
Connnission Mectim—, = November 9, 1982
To Officer Orlando Martfncz, Most Outstanding
Officer of the Month for October, 1982.
To the ltal ian-:American connnttnit%-. Presented
to 11011. Aidgc Jolul (tale and Mr. J. Rick
Ricciardelli.
To Mr. John L. Ricciardelli for his many achievements
ill the CollIInun i tl'.
Presuntilig condolences to the fcunily of T011N.
Wilcox oll the occasion of Ills passing. Presented
to his widow, Mrs. Dottie hilcox.
Presented to Messrs. Orlando Naranjo, Migue1
Hernilnde and Leandro Blanco.
']'o i 1`11COL/_Latin Chamber of Connercc, for the
Ill Hemispheric Com,ress of Chnihers of Commerce.
]'resented to Mr. lalis Sabines, President of CA-\LACOL
and Capt. William :Alexander, Chairman of the Congress.
To .Jude 1)I'ockCl-, for her many contributions to the
Cultural activities of this collulnulity.
1'o Leslie Carol Jarvis, upon her selection as Ms.
Little River.
Uecl,lrin;; Ik'cember 9, 1982 as Mercy 1losiital Day.
Presented to Mr. Rev Murazzzi, hirector of Interna-
tional Affairs.
.