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6:00 P.M. 1. ORDINANCE - SECOND READING
Setting north a proposed charter amendment,
known as Charter Amendment No. 1, amending
Sections 3, 52, and 53 of the City Charter to
provide a Comprehensive Procurement Pro-
Pr to acquire
ORDINANCE #9489
MoVED: CAROLLO
SECOND : PLUI IF.R
ABSENT: PEREZ & DAWKINS
cedure; providing for the po.�_
all real and personal property
and dispose of
and services; defining, authorizing, and pro-
development
vidinq a procedure for unified
projects; Providing for pr methods
to be implemente y ordinance foenthe
sition and disposition of personal property,
including waterfront property,
real property
public works and improvements, and unified
development projects; renaming and redefining
duties of the Purchasing Agent; providing
the
for affirmative action, rion-discrimination,
and minority participation in transactions
for safeguards;
with the City; par °teirlgectionsorrparts
repealing all c
thereof in conflict; repealing Ordinance No.
9459 containing proposed charter amendments.
City Attorney recommends.
2. RESOLUTIONR-82-857
Calling and providing for a special municipal
*LOVED: CAROLLO
PEREZ
election to be held on the 2nd day of Novem-
of submitting to
SECOND:
ABSENT: DA14KINS
ben, 1982, for the purpose
the qualified electors of the City of Miami
for their approval or disapproval a measure
known as Ordinance No. D4sg___, proposing a
nacting a comprehensive
enacting-a'-
charter amendment
City procurement procedure providing for the
real and
power to acquire and dispose of all
personal property and services; defining and
authorizinq unified development projects;
providing for procurement methods to be im-
for the acquisition
plemented by ordinance
and disposition of personal properreal
to ont prty, r
property including wa
unified
public works and improvements, and
and redefininq
development projects; renaming
of duties of the Purchasing Agent; providing
for affirmative action, non-discrimination
in transactions
and minority participation
with the City; providing for safeguards; and
rescinding Resolution No. 82-728 which called
for an earlier election date. City Attorney
recommends.
CITY COMMISSION AGENDA
MEETING Wt.,
ber 17, 198
PAGE NO, 2
3, ORDINANCE - SECOND READING
ORDINANCE #9490
Setting forth a proposed charter amendment,
MOVED: CAROLLO
known as "Charter Amendment No. 211, amending
SECOND: PLUMMER
Sections 4, 8, 13-A and 13-B of the City
ABSENT: DAWKINS &
Charter; incorporating the method of district
PEREZ
elections for members of the City Commission
of the City of Miami, establishing a boun-
daries committee which shall be initially
impane11ed immediately
to determine the original
districts, and which committee shall be re-
impanelled again immediately after the
official results of each Federal Decennial
Census to redefine such districts; increasing
the number of Commissioners from five to
seven; and establishing the terms of each
Commissioner and the date and manner of their
election; repealing all charter sections or
parts thereof in conflict. City Attorney
recommends.
4. ORDINANCE - SECOND READING
ORDINANCE #9491
Setting forth a proposed charter amendment,
MOVED: CAROLLO
known as "Charter Amendment No. 311, amending
SECOND: PLUMMER
the City Charter; adding thereto a new
ABSENT: DAWKINS &
section numbered 4-A entitled "Time of
PEREZ
Election" providing for municipal general
elections to take place on even -numbered
years to coincide with Federal and State
general elections, extending by one year the
current terms of office of the Mayor and
Commissioners; repealing all charter sections
or parts thereof in conflict. City Attorney
recommends.
5. ORDINANCE - SECOND READING
ORDINANCE #9488
Setting forth a proposed charter amendment,
MOVED: CAROLLO
known as "Charter Amendment No. 4", amend-
SECOND: PEREZ
ing Section 21 of the City Charter by
ABSENT: DAWKINS
making the written legal opinions of the
City Attorney, designated as such by the
City Attornny, binding on all members and
personnel of the Commission, of the Office
of the City Manaqer, of the Of f ice of the
City Clerk, and of the City departments,
offices, boards, and committees not included
within any department; repealing all charter
sections or parts thereof in conflict. City
Attorney recommends.
CITY COMMISSION ADENDA
a
MEETINq DATE!
17,_1982
PAGE N0, 3
6, RESOLUTtON
R42-961. 3j
Calling and providing for a special municipal
MOVED- CAROLLO
election to be held on the 2nd day of November,
SECOND: PT,U?MICR
1982, for the purpose of subrnittina to the
ABSENT: DAIJKTNS
qualified electors of the City of Miami for
PEREz
their approval or disapproval measures known
x
as follows: Ordinance No. 9490 proposing a
charter amendment incorporating the method of
district elections for members of the City
Commission of the City of i•liami and establish-
ing a boundaries committee which shall be
75
impanelled nine months prior- to the next
general election for the purpose of defining
the original districts and, aaain in 1990, and
every ten years thereafter immediately after
the final results of the Federal Decennial
Census have become official for the purpose of
redefining the boundaries of such districts; by
-
-increasing the number of Commissioners from
five to seven, and establishing the terms of
each Commissioner, and the manner of their
election; Ordinance No. 9491 proposing aI
charter amendment adding a new Secti on4-A
thereto entitled "Time of Election" providing
for municipal general elections to take place
on even numbered year, to coincide with Federal
and State general elections, thereby extending
by one year the current terms of off ice of the
Mayor and Commissioners; Ordinance No. 9488
proposing a charter amendment making thel
written legal opinions of the City Attorney,
designated as such by the City Attorney, bind-
ina on all members and personnel of the Commis-
sion, of the Office of the City Manager, of the
Office of the City Clerk, and of the City de-
partments, offices, boards, and committees not
included within any department. City Attorney
recommends.