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RESOLUTION N0. 8rc..``1C29
A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER
TO ENTER INTO A LONG-TERM AGREEMENT WITH
BALTIMORE ORIOLES, ItiC., FOR THE USE OF
THE MIAMI BASEBALL STADIUM FOR TIIE PURPOSE
OF IIOLDINr SPRING TRAINING PPACTICE AND
MAJOR TEAGi'E EXHIBITION GAMES BY SAID
MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL CLUB FOR A FOUR-YEAR
PERIOD IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS AND
CONDITIONS AS SET FORTH IN THE ATTACHED
AGREEMENT.
WHEREAS, the Baltimore Orioles spring training exhibition
games draws thousands of spectators to the City of Miami and there-
fore has significant impact on the economy of the City; and
tIIET�Ef,', the City owns and operates the Miami Baseball
Stadium, which is a dCSirable location for the presentation of the
Baltimore Orioles spring training exhibition games; and
t-%IIEREAS, the Baltimore Orioles have, for many years, staged
their sprint, training practice and exhibition games at the Miami
Baseball Stadium, and desire to continue having the use of the Stadium
for the staging of their annual spring training practice and exhibi-
tion games; and
WIIEREAS, the City and Baltimore Orioles, Inc., are mutually
desirous of entering into a long-term agreement for the purpose of
holding spring trainingi practice and major league exhibition games at
the Miami Baseball Stadium;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF MIAMI, FLORIDA:
Section 1. That the City Manager is hereby authorized to
enter into a long-term agreement with the Baltimore Orioles, Inc., for
the use of the Miami Bzsehall Stadium by said major league baseball
club for the purpose of holding spring training practice and major
league exhibition games for a four-year period, in accordance with the
terms and conditions as set forth in the attached Agreement.
CITY COMMISSION
MEETING OF
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PA58ED AND ADOPTED this 4th day of Noveinber j 1982.
CITY OF Filr1`:1, 1 Lc); :DA
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Howard V. Gary DATE Octc'3er 26, 1982 FILE
City Manager
SUP JECT Proposed Resolution Authorizing
City Manager to Execute Agree-
ment with Baltimore Orioles
Cesar Odio '� 1� �.: � �'FFr7rF5
Assistant City Managerk�
`` EN! Losljr+Es Draft Resolution and Attached
Contract
The Office of Stadiums recommends the
adoption of a resolution authorizing
the City Manager to enter into a long-
term agreement with the Baltimore Orioles,
Inc., for holding their spring training
practice and major league exhibition
games in Miami Baseball Stadium.
The Baltimore Orioles have held their spring training at Miami
Baseball Stadium for the past 24 years. The Club's exhibition
games have drawn thousands of spectators to the City of Miami
and have had a significant impact on the economy of the City.
The Baltimore Orioles desire to continue their long association
with the City of Miami and want to continue having the use of
Miami Baseball Stadium to stage their annual spring training
practice and major league exhibition games.
The net revenue after expenses to the City from the Baltimore
Orioles spring training operations over the years 1980 through
1982 was $6,713; $7,088; and $19,673, respectively. The $19,673
earned in 1982 came about because oreater efficiencies in
staffing for each event have been realized,
In addition, the Baltimore Orioles pay one of the highest per-
centages of gross tickets sales as rent compared to other spring
training facilities in the state of Florida.
The attached agreement for the 1983 through 1986 spring training
seasons has essentially the same terms as in recent years' agree-
ments.
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TH19 AGREEMENT, made and entered into this day of
, 1982, by and between the City of Miami, a
municipal corporation of the State of Florida, (hereinafter
referred to as "CITY"), and BALT1140RE ORIOLES, INC., a
Maryland corporation, (hereinafter referred to as the
-CLUB-).
WITNESSETH
WHEREAS, the CITY is the owner of the following
described property, situate, lying and being in the City of
Miami, Dade County, Florida, and more particularly described
as follows to -wit:
and;
The South 903.68 feet of the W � of the
NE 4 of the SE ; of Section 26, Township
53-S, Range 41 East, lying in Dade
County, Florida, containing 14 acres;
excepting therefrom the West 25 feet, the
South 25 feet, and the East 25 feet
thereof, used and to be used hereafter
for public road and street purposes and
purposes incidental thereto.
WHEREAS, the said real property has heretofore been
improved by the construction of a stadium thereon known as
"The Miami Baseball Stadium", furnished with suitable land-
scaping and furniture, fixtures and equipment, considered as
a part of the improvements to said real property, all for
the purpose of making said property usable as a sport
stadium including parking facilities located thereon; which
Stadium and facilities appurtenant thereto are more fully
hereinafter described in Paragraph 2; and
WHEREAS, the CLUB operates a Major League baseball team
in the American League of Professional Baseball Clubs known
as the Baltimore Orioles;
NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises and
the mutual covenants hereinafter contained to be observed
and performed, the parties do hereby agree as follows:
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Purpose
The CITY hereby grants to the CLUB the privilege
of using the Miami Stadium for the purpose of holding its
spring training practice, try -out and exercise sessions, and
the playing of pre -major league season exhibition games, all
hereinafter referred to as "baseball events".
2. Stadium Premises
(a) The Premises which the CLUB shall have the
right to use under this Agreement shall include the entire
playing area with all seating facilities for use of specta-
tors, together with all lobbies, ramps, washroom facilities,
other public areas necessary for the presentation of base-
ball events, ticket booths, press box lounges (with the
exception of the lounge on the East end of the press box
overlooking the playing field), dugout lounges, together
with furnishings, furniture and fixtures, club house facili-
ties, and public address booth, (all hereinafter collec-
tively referred to as either the "Stadium" or the "Pre-
mises"), subject to the provisions of Paragraph 16 of this
Agreement.
(b) The Premises shall also include an area or
space as mutually agreed upon between CITY and CLUB to be
used by the CLUB for its offices, as stipulated in Paragraph
19 hereto.
(c) The lounge (or box) on the East end of the
Press Box structure has been specifically excluded from use
by the CLUB, as hereinabove provided in Paragraph 2(a), and
such lounge (or box) shall be reserved for use by the City
of Miami as an "official City Box" during Baltimore orioles
Spring Training. CLUB agrees that this official City Box
may be utilized by CITY officials and their guests for
viewing of Baltimore orioles spring training games, or
events, and that the CLUB shall provide games tickets for
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the said official City Box, in a maximum amount of twenty
(20) per game, to be purchased by CITY from CLUB upon notice
from CITY of its desire to utilize the said Box. The price
to be paid to the CLUB for such tickets shall be the same
price which the CLUB shall charge for other box seats at the
Stadium and payment shall be made to the CLUB at the time of
purchase. Any and all notices of purchase shall be made on
behalf of the CITY only by the Stadiums Manager, or his duly
authorized representative.
td) Also excluded from this Agreement are certain
areas such as the communications equipment space; concession
and Stadium Manager storage rooms; office space other than
that allocated to the CLUB; and the concession office,
commissary, and storage areas necessary or incidental to the
operation of the concession stands.
(e) In the event additional space is required for
baseball facilities by the CLUB, said space shall be made
available, if feasible, by the City Manager or his designee.
3. Term
(a) The CITY hereby grants to CLUB and the CLUB
hereby accepts from CITY the non-exclusive right to use the
Stadium during the 1982 "spring training season", as said
term is hereinafter defined in Paragraph 3(b). The CLUB
shall have the right to use the Stadium for baseball events
of the Baltimore Orioles, as hereinabove referred to in
Paragraph 1, on those dates when the Baltimore Orioles shall
be scheduled to hold practice, try -out and exercise ses-
sions, play pre -major league season exhibition games, or the
Baltimore Orioles shall be conducting other baseball events
deemed by the Stadium Manager to be suitable for the Pre-
mises. Except for those dates on which the CLUB shall be
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using the Stadium, the Stadium may be used by others as
hereinafter provided iA Paragraph 16.
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(b) The "spring training season" of the Baltimore
Orioles shall be deemed by the parties to this Agreement to
commence on rcbruary loth of each year during the term
hereof and shall terminate on April 7, or on the day imme-
diately next succeeding the date of the last such practice
session (or pre -season exhibition game, as the case may be)
held at the Stadium prior to the opening of the Major League
Baseball Season, whichever date is later.
(c) In the event this Agreement is not terminated
as in this -Paragraph 3(c) provided, the CLUB shall have the
option to renew this Agreement, from year to year, up to and
including the spring training season of 1986 provided that
the renewal for each such year must be made by notice, in
writing, given to the City Manager of the City of Miami at
least thirty ( 30 ) days prior to July 1, 1982, for the 1983
spring training season, and at least thirty (30) days prior
to July 1 of any succeeding year for the next ensuing spring
training season. however, in the event the City Commis-
sioners of the City of Miami authorize the sale or transfer
of the Premises, or in the event the Premises are needed for
a municipal purpose other than baseball, or in the event
that the CITY desires to use the Premises for other than
staging stadium events, the CITY or its successor shall
have the right to vitiate such renewal option and terminate
this Agreement with respect to any of the said spring train-
ing seasons, provided the CITY or its successor shall have
given the CLUB written notice of such termination at least
thirty (30) days prior to November •1, 1982, for the 1983
spring training season, or July 1 of any succeeding year for
the next ensuing spring training season during the term
hereof and CLUB agrees to vacate the Premises within thirty
(30) days from the date of receipt of such notice. Any such
notice of vitiation and termination received by the CLUB
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subsequent to October 1, 1981, as to the 1982 spring train-
ing season, or subsequent to July 1, of any succeeding year
from the next ensuing spring training season during the term
hereof shall be ineffectual to terminate this Agreement
(should the CLUB have exercised its option to renew) for
such spring training season.
(d) Nothing contained in this Paragraph 3 shall
be construed as vesting in the CLUB the exclusive control
and dominion of the Stadium, but merely granting to the CLUB
the right to the unobstructed use thereof during those dates
when the Baltimore Orioles shall hold baseball events as
hereinabove referred to in Paragraph 1 during the 1982
spring training season and any subsequent spring training
season for which the CLUB shall have exercised its option,
as hereinabove provided.
4. Fees and Charges for Use
(a) For the right to use the Stadium as herein
provided the CLUB shall pay to the CITY a sum equal to
twenty-one (21%) percent of the "gross stadium receipts"
obtained by the CLUB from any event for which the public
pays
to be
present
during the
term of this
Agreement. The
total
sum
paid by
the CLUB
to the City
for each spring
training season covered by this Agreement shall not, how-
ever, be less than the actual costs reasonably incurred by
the CITY in operating the Stadium for the CLUB's events, as
hereinafter provided in Paragraph 8, during such spring
training season. If the total revenue received by the CITY
from the CLUB, as in this Paragraph 4(a) provided, shall be
less than the actual costs reasonably incurred by the CITY
in operating the Stadium for the CLUB's events during such
season, the CITY shall submit to the CLUB an invoice for the
shortage, together with a verification of all such costs, at
the end of the spring- training season and the CLUB hereby
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agrees to promptly remit payment for the amount invoiced.
CITY hereby represents that the types of cost for operating
the Stadium for the CLUB's events shall be consistent with
such types of cost charged for operation incurred by the
CITY in previous years.
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(b) For the purpose of computing and determining
the amount due the CITY, the term "gross stadium receipts"
is defined to mean the gross receipts received by the CLUB
from admissions (excluding State of Florida sales tax remit-
tances, any tax which may be imposed upon this Agreement by
the City of Miami through a local admissions tax, if any;
and Federal and State admissions taxes, if any) for all
games played at the Stadium by the Baltimore Orioles for
which the public pays to be present during the term of this
Agreement. If any new tax legislation is adopted which
adversely affects the CLUB, then the CLUB shall also have
the option of terminating this Agreement with the CITY
within thirty (30) days after adoption of said legislation.
5. Nature and Construction of Agreement
Notwithstanding anything contained herein to the
contrary whatsoever, this Agreement is not intended to
create, nor shall it be construed as creating or consti-
tuting, a lease between the parties or vesting any leasehold
estate in CLUB or establishing the relationship of landlord
and tenant.
6. Nature and Extent of Charqes
The fees and charges for the use of the Stadium,
as hereinabove provided in Paragraph 4, shall not constitute
rental and shall not be construed as being rental but shall
be considered only as fees and charges for the right to use
the Stadium on the dates so used, as above set forth.
7. Advertising, Parkinq Facilities & Scoreboards
(a) The CITY shall retain control and shall have
It
the
exclusive
right
to place any and all
advertising upon
the
Premises
during
any spring training
season covered by
this Agreement.
(b) The CLUB shall have the exclusive right to
sell scorecards and programs, the revenue of which shall be
the sole property of the CLUB.
(c) The CITY shall retain the exclusive right to
provide for and control all parking facilities at the Sta-
dium.
(d) The CITY shall retain the exclusive right to
operate and control all other activities not specifically
granted and/or delegated to CLUB herein.
8. Operating Costs
The CITY shall pay for all operating costs and
expenses during the spring training sessions, games and
events scheduled and accomplished by the CLUB hereunder;
except for club house personnel, game officials, box office
personnel, caterers, announcers, users, ticket takers, and
ticket sellers. In this regard, the CITY shall furnish and
pay for adequate police protection and other personnel
necessary for the operation of the Stadium on event days in
order to accommodate as well as protect the public during
all home exhibition games for which a charge is made to the
public to attend. CITY represents and warrants that the
services to be provided by the CITY hereunder shall be
consistent with those provided by the parties in previous
years without any diminution in such services.
9. Maintenance of Stadium, Playing Field and Grounds
(a) The CITY shall prepare the baseball field in
a manner which will facilitate its being played upon, inclu-
sive of appropriate markings, and shall deliver the field to
the CLUB in a condition consistent with major league train-
ing camp standards at such times as the CLUB is scheduled to
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use the Stadium. The CITY shall be solely responsible for
maintaining the baseball playing and practice areas in a
condition which meets with acceptable spring training major
league standards and hereby agrees that such standard of
maintenance shall be at least the same degree of maintenance
which has been undertaken in prior years. The CITY shall be
responsible for the employment and payment of all grounds-
keepers and custodians as may be required in order to carry
out it obligations under this paragraph, which shall include
employment -and payment of groundskeepers and custodians for
use during the CLUB's home exhibition games. CITY agrees
that it will not book any event utilizing the field (except
baseball events) between February 1 and February 20 of each
year of this Agreement, unless the CLUB has granted its
approval.
(b) The CITY shall, at its sole cost and expense,
maintain the scoreboard and its appurtenances and all other
equipment located at the Stadium necessary for the utiliza-
tion of the Stadium by the CLUB, as herein provided. The
CITY will not be responsible to furnish any heavy or light
motorized equipment to the CLUB unless such equipment is
operated by CITY personnel.
(c) The CITY shall deliver the Stadium to the
CLUB on the first day of each spring training season during
the term hereof in a clean and sanitary condition, but,
subsequent thereto, the CLUB shall provide its own jani-
torial service for the locker rooms, Press Box, office
spaces, dugouts, lounges, ticket booths, and other areas
utilized exclusively by the CLUB, and the CITY shall be
solely responsible for clean-up of the public areas such as
the grandstand, lobbies, ramps and rest rooms. The CITY
shall also provide any necessary supplies for the afore-
mentioned public areas.-
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(d) The CITY futther agrees that it shall be
responsible, at its sole cost and expense, to keep the
parking areas in good condition, maintenance and repair and
to clear the said parking areas after every baseball event
in which the CLUB is either involved or which the CLUB
booked and, in addition, the CITY shall clean the entire 1
Stadium after any event that has been booked or scheduled by
the CITY during each spring training season during the term
hereof.
10. Utilities
The CITY shall pay all electric, gas and water
charges, and CLUB shall pay all other utility charges in-
curred by the CLUB during the term of this Agreement, and
any extension hereof.
11. Concessions
The CLUB understands that the exclusive privilege
for food and beverage sales at the Stadium has been granted
by the CITY to a concessionaire. The CLUB, therefore, shall
not be permitted to sell or permit the sale of any food
and/or beverage in connection with its events without con-
cessionaire approval.
12. Insurance by CLUB
The lessee should obtain a comprehensive general
liability insurance policy with at least a combined single
limit for bodily injury and property damage liability of
$1,000,000 per occurrence. This policy should include
premises operations, products/completed operations, and
contractual liability coverages.
The CITY shall be named as an additional insured
or as its interest may appear on the policies as recited in
the Paragraph above.
All insurance policies required above, shall be
issued in companies authorized to do business under the laws
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of the State of Florida, and be countersigned by a local
insurance agent or broker domiciled in Dade County, Florida.
The minimum qualifications as to management and financial
strength of the Insurance Companies are as follows:
The Company must be rated no less than "A" as to
management, and no less than "Class X" as to strength, by
the latest edition of Best's Insurance Guide, published by
Alfred M. Best Company, Inc., 75 Fulton Street, New York,
New York.
The lessee shall furnish Certificates of Insurance
to the CITY prior to commencing an operations under this
lease, which Certificates shall clearly indicate that the
lessee has obtained insurance, in the types, amount, and
classifications, in strict compliance with this Article.
13. Alterations and Additions
(a) CLUB agrees to make no alterations or addi-
tions to the physical structure of the Stadium without first
obtaining the approval, in writing, of the City Manager, and
any alteration or addiiton so approved shall be made at the
sole cost of CLUB. The CLUB agrees to repair any damage
resulting from CLUB's exclusive use of any fixtures,
appliances, furniture or appurtenances of the Stadium caused
by any act of the CLUB, other than normal wear and tear, or
to pay or cause to be paid to CITY any bills incurred for
such necessary repairs.
(b) Additions, fixtures or improvements which may
be installed by CLUB, except air conditioners, movable
equipment, office furniture and furnishings, supplies,
baseball equipment and any other items in the nature of
personalty, shall become the property of CITY and ahall
remain upon the Premises as a part thereof and shall be
surrendered with the Premises upon the termination of this
Agreement. CLUB shall supply and maintain its own air
conditioners.
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14& Assignability
(a) The CLUB shall have the right, without prior
approval or consent of the CITY, to assign and transfer this
Agreement, or any portion of its rights to use the Stadium
as in this Agreement set forth, to any parent, subsidiary or
related company of CLUB.
(b) In the event that the CLUB shall sell the
Baltimore Orioles, the CLUB shall have the right to assign
and transfer this Agreement, or any portion of its rights to
the use of_ the Stadium as in this Agreement set forth, to
such purchaser or purchasers, subject to the prior written
approval of CITY and in accordance with the provisions
hereinafter set forth in this Paragraph 14.
(c) Except as herein set forth, CLUB shall not
assign this Agreement, or any portion of its rights to the
use of the Stadium as in this Agreement set forth, without
first obtaining the written consent of CITY.
(d) In the event that CLUB shall sell the Balti-
more Orioles, CLUB shall, within thirty (30) days after
receipt of approval of such sale by the American League,
notify CITY of such approval, which notification shall be
deemed to be a request to the CITY for its consent to the
assignment and transfer of this Agreement to such purchaser
or purchasers.
(e) Whensoever the approval or consent by the
CITY to any assignment or transfer shall be required here-
under (including any assignment to a purchaser of the Balti-
more Orioles), CITY shall within thirty (30) days following
the date of any such request for approval, notify CLUB in
writing of its decision to approve or disapprove any such
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assignment or transfer and in the event that CITY shall
disapprove any such assignment or transfer, it shall, in
such written notification, explicitly state its reasons for
such disapproval. Should CITY fail of refuse to notify CLUB
of its approval or disapproval of any such assignment and
transfer within said thirty (30) day period, it shall be
conclusively presumed that such approval and consent has
been granted by CITY.
(f) The parties expressly agree, that notwith-
standing any disapproval by the CITY and notwithstanding any
provisions herein contained to the contrary, should the CLUB
sell the Baltimore Orioles and such sale shall have been
approved by the American League, then, in the event that
CLUB shall have elected to renew this Agreement for the next
succeeding spring training season, as hereinabove provided
in Paragraph 3(c), CITY shall nevertheless permit such
purchaser or purchasers to use the stadium in accordance
with the terms of this Agreement, at the election of such
purchaser or purchasers, for the said spring training sea-
sons for which the CLUB shall have so elected to renew this
Agreement.
(g) In all cases where consent or approval of the
CITY is required pursuant to this Paragraph 14, the consent
or approval of the CITY shall not be unreasonably withheld.
15. Risk of Loss
All personal property placed or moved in the
Stadium by the CLUB shall be at the risk of the CLUB or the
owner thereof, and the CITY shall not be liable for any
damage to said personal property, unless said damages arise
from the negligence or actions of the CITY or its agents,
servants, employees or assigns.
16. Use of Stadium
The CLUB shall furnish the City Stadiums Manager
with its spring training schedule prior to the commencement
of each baseball spring training season covered by this
Agreement and any modifications or changes therein as may
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occur; from time to time, thereafter: Except for those
dates when CLUB shall be using the Stadium for baseball
events, as hereinabove described in Paragraph 1, the CITY
shall have the right and privilege of using and scheduling
the Stadium for other events. It is understood that CITY
will endeavor to protect the playing field during any event
scheduled by it during the spring training season(s) and
will remain mindful that it must deliver the field to the
CLUB for training and playing purposes in the condition as
hereinabove provided.
17. Radio and Television
All radio and television broadcasts shall be under
the control and the responsibility of the CLUB and any and
all profit derived therefrom shall be the exclusive property
of the CLUB.
18. Inventory
On or before the date of actual use of the Stadium
by the CLUB, as hereinabove provided, both parties agree
that an inventory shall be made of all equipment and per-
sonal property, and at the termination of this Agreement all
said equipment and personal property shall be returned to
the CITY in good and operable condition less only ordinary
wear and tear.
19. Office Space
CITY hereby grants to CLUB a right to utilize
office space on the second floor of the "Tower" at the
Stadium. City Manager shall provide CLUB with a minimum of
four office areas which may be utilized by the CLUB, on a
nam daily basis, for any day or any number of days as CLUB shall
so desire during the term of this Agreement. There shall be
no additional fee and charge made by the CITY to the CLUB
for any such use of office space.
20. Ingress and Egress of CITY
Authorized CITY employees shall have the right to
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ingress and egress at all times to the Stadium. Reasonable
rules and regulations shall be prepared and drawn by the
City Stadiums Manager assuring adequate security of the
Stadium. No exceptions shall be made to the aforementioned
rules and procedure for any CITY employees unless and until
a written request shall be presented to the CLUB by the City
Manager and/or the Stadiums Manager.
21. Books and Records
The CLUB shall make available to the CITY and the
CITY shall- have the right to inspect, at all reasonable
times, the daily statement of tickets sold for CLUB events
at the Stadium so as to determine gross stadium receipts, as
hereinabove defined in Paragraph 4.
22. Payment
For each spring training season covered by this
Agreement, the CITY shall submit to the CLUB, at the con-
clusion of that spring training season (or at such other
time as may be specified by the CITY), an invoice for the
amount due from the CLUB to the CITY for the use of the
Stadium, as hereinabove provided in Paragraph 4, together
with the verification of the actual costs reasonably
incurred by the CITY in operating the Stadium for the CLUB's
events for the period covered by such invoice, as herein -
above provided in Paragraph 4(a). The CLUB shall, within
ten (10) days from the receipt of said invoice, and said
verification of costs, remit payment to the CITY in accor-
dance with said invoice. All payments by CLUB shall be made
to Director of Finance, P.O. Box 330708, Dinner Key, Miami,
Florida 33133.
23. Non -Discrimination
The CLUB agrees that there shall be no discrimina-
tion as to race, color, creed or national origin in connec-
tion with the use, maintenance and operation of the Stadium
by the CLUB.
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246 Employees of the CLUB
The CLUB shall require its employees who come in
contact with the public to be neat, clean, courteous and
wear suitable identification by which they may be known and
distinguished as employees of the CLUB.
25. Integrated Agreement ,
This Agreement contains the entire understanding
between the parties hereto and supersedes and makes null and
void any previous existing Agreement between the CITY and
CLUB and may not be modified orally or in any other manner
than by an agreement, in writing, signed by all of the
parties to this Agreement, or their respective successors or
assigns.
26. Notices
Any written notice to be given under this Agree-
ment shall be mailed or delivered to the following
addresses:
Notice to the Cit
City Manager of the City of Miami
City Hall
P.O. Box 330708 (Coconut Grove Station)
Miami, Florida 33133
Notice to the CLUB:
Executive Vice President
Baltimore Orioles
Memorial Stadium
Baltimore, Maryland 21218
27. Paragraph Headings
Paragraph headings of this Agreement are not a
part of the substance of this Agreement and shall have no
effect upon the construction or interpretation of any terms,
conditions or part of this Agreement.
28. Persons Bound
This Agreement shall inure to the benefit of and
be binding upon the parties hereto, their successors and
assigns and shall be- construed according to the laws of
Florida.
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IN WITNESS WIiEREOF, the respective parties have here-
unto caused these presents to be signed, sealed and deli=
vered on the day and year first above written.
ATTEST!
RALPH G. ONGIE
City Clerk
ATTEST:
Secretary
REVIEWED BY:
CITY OF MIAMI, a Municipal
Corporation of the State of
Florida
By
HOWARD V. GARY
City Manager
BALTIMORE ORIOLES, INC.,
a Maryland Corporation
By
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