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HomeMy WebLinkAboutR-82-0175/R` RESOLUTION NO. 82-175 f A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A BLUE RIBBON COMMITTEE CONSISTING OF SEVEN (7) CITIZENS OF THE CITY OF MIAMI TO BE APPOINTED BY THE MAYOR AND THE CITY COMMISSION TO INVESTIGATE AND REPORT ON WHETHER METROPOLITAN-DADE COUNTY IS DISCHARGING ITS OBLIGA- TIONS UNDER THE AGREEMENT WHICH RESULTED IN THE CITY OF MIAMI'S CONVEYANCE OF JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL TO DADE COUNTY AND THE CITY ATTORNEY SHALL BE AN EX-OFFICIO MEMBER OF SAID COMMITTEE; FURTHER PRO- VIDING THAT SAID COMMITTEE SHALL REQUEST AN ACCOUNT- ING OF DADE COUNTY AND THE PUBLIC HEALTH TRUST AS TO THE EXTENT OF COMPLIANCE WITH THE COVENANT IN SAID AGREEMENT TO PROVIDE MEDICAL CARE FOR THE INDIGENTS OF DADE COUNTY; FURTHER PROVIDING THAT SAID COMMITTEE SHALL ASCERTAIN THE PERCENTAGE OF PRIVATE AND PUBLIC PATIENTS TREATED BY JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR THE PERIOD BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 1949 TO DATE; AND FURTHER PROVIDING THAT SAID COMMITTEE SHALL COMPLETE ITS INVESTIGATION AND RENDER IrS REPORT TO THE CITY COMMISSION WITHIN NINETY (90) DAYS. WHEREAS, the City of Miami entered into an agremeent in 1948 with the Board of County Commissioners of Dade County, Florida, whereby the City of Miami agreed to convey Jackson Memorial Hospital to Dade County; and WHEREAS, according to the terms of the said agreement, Dade County covenanted and agreed with the City of Miami to pro- vide medical services for all indigents of Dade County pursuant to Paragraph 2 thereof, which provided: and The County agrees to accept a conveyance of said described property on January 1, 1949, subject to the indebtedness, aforesaid, and further agrees to provide, take care of, and accept full responsi- bility for the care of the sick and indigent and all charities and welfare cases of Dade County, Florida, anywhere in Dade County, including all municipalities within the County; WHEREAS, the deed conveying Jackson Memorial Hospital to Dade County contained the following clause: In the event the County fails to operate a hospital on the premises or on other premises within Dade County offering comparable hospital facilities, the above described property and facilities shall revert to the City; and cmr COMMISSION MEETING OF F E e a 5 19e2 , 1982. MAURICE A. FERRE MAURICE A. FERRE, MAYOR AN WHEREAS, recent area publicity indicates that the } Board of County Commissioners of Dade County, Florida, has i denied and has not honored the County's obligation to all of the medical indigents residing in Dade County; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI: Section 1. An advisory Blue Ribbon Committee is hereby established, consisting of seven (7) citizens of the City of Miami, appointed by the City Commission, to investigate and report on whether Metropolitan Dade County is discharging its obligations under the Agreement which resulted in the City of Miami's conveyance of Jackson Memorial Hospital to Dade County. The City Attorney shall be an ex-officio member of said Committee. Section 2. The Blue Ribbon Committee shall request an accounting of Dade County and the Public Health Trust as to the extent of compliance with the covenant in said Agreement to provide medical care for the indigents of Dade County. Section 3. The Blue Ribbon Committee shall ascertain the percentage of private and public patients treated by Jackson Memorial Hospital for the period beginning January 1, 1949, to date. Section 4. The Blue Ribbon Committee shall complete its investigation and render its report to the City Commission within ninety (90) days hereof. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 25 day of FEBRUARY IR ESePH ff. ONGIE, CITY CLERK PR ARED AND APPROVED BY: P;f ROBERT F. CLARK • DEPUTY CITY A ORNE CORRECTNESS: PON CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM Honorable Mayor Maurice Ferre DATE June 9, 1982 FILE fUtty Hirai Assistant City Clerk SUBJECT Establishment of the JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BLUE RIBBON COMMITTEE. REFERENCES ENCLOSURES On February 25, 1982, the City Commission passed R-82-175 (copy of which is attached for your ready reference) establishing a Blue Ribbon Committee consisting of 7 citizens to be appointed by the Mayor and the City Commission. This Committee is to investigate and report whether Metropolitan Dade County is properly discharging its obligations under the Agreement which resulted from the City of Miami's conveyance of Jackson Memorial Hospital to Dade County. This office has now received names of prospective appointees from the following Commissioners: Commissioner J.L. Plummer Commissioner Miller Dawkins Commissioner Demetrio Perez Commissioner Joe Carollo NAMES SLBMITTED - 1. Anne Marie Adker 2. Charles Cash 3. Charles Gottlieb 4. Donald Carlin - 1. Milton Hall - 1. Armando Fleites, M.D. 2. Alberto Hernandez, M.D. - 1. Dr. Federico Dumenigo If you would care to submit your nominees to this office, we shall immediately proceed to circulate all of the names to the members of the City Commission and will request the agenda office to place this issue on the next available agenda for Commission action. MH:sl CITY OF MIAMI. FLORIDA ;1 I INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM i -' TO HONORABLE MEMBERS OF THE DATE March 30, 1982 FILE CITY COMMISSION VR6„ JTY&14,Rhi Assistant City Clerk SUBJECT Establishment of the JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL BLUE RIBBON COMMITTEE. REFERENCES: ENCLOSURES On February 25, 1982, the City Commission passed R-82-175 (copy of which is attached for your ready reference) establishing a Blue Ribbon Committee consisting of 7 citizens to be appointed by the Mayor and the City Commission. This Committee is to investigate and report whether Metropolitan Dade County is properly discharging its obligations under the Agreement which resulted from the City of Miami's conveyance of Jackson Memorial Hospital to Dade County. Mayor Ferre had indicated that the different Commissioners were to submit the name of one or two citizens to him personally, as prospective nominees for appointment to the Committee, and that he, in turn, would send such to the Clerk so that when all the names were in, the Clerk could circulate them to the City Commission informing them that it would then be in order for them to select the seven names needed. up to this moment, only Commissioners Perez and Dawkins' nominees have reached this office. This memorandum is sent both as a request and a re- minder to those members of the Commission who have not sent their names in as yet. If you have any questions, please call. MHer Encl.a/s cc: Howard V. Gary, City Manager Cesar Odio, Assistant City Manager Jack Eads, Agenda Office K . 10�. OF YIAMI. F! cFtIoa The Honorable Mayor and 1: March 1, 1982 Members of the City Commissi09 „ '- vil:stablishment of the Jackson Hospital Blue Ribbon Committee • , Res. No. 82-175 Howard V. Gary �'`` `' '-`IQ_ CityManagerCity L"'_ t 5 City of Niiacn . �la�� Copy of Resolution No. 82-175 On February 25, 1982, the City Commission passed a resolution establishing a Blue Ribbon Committee consisting of seven (7) citizens of the City of Miami to be appointed by the Mayor and the City Commission. This Committee is to inves- tigate and report on whether Metropolitan -Dade County is discharging its obli- gations under the agreement which resulted in the City of Miami's conveyance of Jackson Memorial Hospital to Dade County. Mayor Ferre asked that each Commissioner give him the names of one (1) or two (2) citizens to serve on the board. The Mayor said he would then submit these names to the City Clerk. The Clerk wi 1 then circulate the names of all nominees to each of the Commissioners so that a decision__could be reached on the selection of the seven (7) member committee.% - `\ �\ JB/ah � CC: George F. Knox, Jr. City Attorney Ralph G. Ongie City Clerk �i L County offering comparable hosnital f;�414 iQ i €a . RESOLUTION NO. 82-175 A RESOLUTION ESTABLISHING A BLUE RIBBON COMMITTEE CONSISTING OF SEVEN (7) CITIZENS OF THE CITY OF MIAMI TO BE APPOINTED BY THE MAYOR AND THE CITY COMMISSION TO INVESTIGATE AND REPORT ON WHETHER METROPOLITAN-DADE COUNTY IS DISCHARGING ITS OBLIGA- TIONS UNDER THE AGREEMENT WHICH RESULTED IN THE CITY OF MIAMI'S CONVEYANCE OF JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL TO DADE COUNTY AND THE CITY ATTORNEY SHALL BE AN EX-OFFICIO MEMBER OF SAID COMMITTEE; FURTHER PRO- VIDING THAT SAID COMMITTEE SHALL REQUEST AN ACCOUNT- ING OF DADE COUNTY AND THE PUBLIC HEALTH TRUST AS TO THE EXTENT OF COMPLIANCE WITH THE COVENANT IN SAID AGREEMENT TO PROVIDE MEDICAL CARE FOR THE INDIGENTS OF DADE COUNTY; FURTHER PROVIDING THAT SAID COMMITTEE SHALL -ASCERTAIN THE PERCENTAGE OF PRIVATE AND PUBLIC PATIENTS TREATED BY JACKSON MEMORIAL HOSPITAL FOR THE PERIOD BEGINNING JANUARY 1, 1949 TO DATE; AND FURTHER PROVIDING THAT SAID COMMITTEE SHALL COMPLETE ITS INVESTIGATION AND RENDER I'TS REPORT i TO THE CITY COMMISSION WITHIN NINETY (90) DAYS. WHEREAS, the City of Miami entered into an agremeent in 1948 with the Board of County Commissioners of Dade County, Florida, whereby the City of Miami agreed to convey Jackson Memorial Hospital to Dade County; and WHEREAS, according to the terms of the said agreement, Dade County covenanted and agreed with the City of Miami to pro- vide medical services for all indigents of Dade County pursuant to Paragraph 2 thereof, which provided: The County agrees to accept a conveyance of said described property on January 1, 1949, subject to the indebtedness, aforesaid, and further agrees to provide, take care of, and accept full responsi- bility for the care of the sick and indigent and all charities and welfare cases of Dade County, Florida, anywhere in Dade County, including all municipalities within the County; and WHEREAS, the deed conveying Jackson Memorial Hospital to Dade County contained the following clause: In the event the County fails to operate a hospital on the premises or on other premises within Dade County offering comparable hospital facilities, the above described property and facilities shall revert to the City; and CITY COMMISSION MEETING OF F E 8 2 5 1932 2-17� I kom .pli-" WHEREAS, recent area publicity indicates that the Board of County Commissioners of Dade County, Florida, has denied and has not honored the County's obligation to all of the medical indigents residing in Dade County; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMIMISSION OF THE "- CITY OF MIAMI: Section 1. An advisory Blue Ribbon Committee is hereby established, consisting of seven (7) cit;Lzens of the City of if i Miami, appointed by the City Commission, to investigate and report on whether Metropolitan Dade County is discharging its { obligations under the Agreement which resulted in the City of Miami's conveyance of Jackson Memorial Hospital to Dade County. The City Attorney shall be an ex-officio member of said Committee. Section 2. The Blue Ribbon Committee shall request an accounting of Dade County and the Public Health Trust as to the extent of compliance with the covenant in said Agreement to provide medical care for the indigents of Dade County. Section 3. The Blue Ribbon Committee shall ascertain the percentage of private and public patients treated by Jackson } Memorial Hospital for the period beginning January 1, 1949, to date. Section 4. The Blue Ribbon Committee shall complete its i investigation and render its report to the City Commission within ninety (90) days hereof. PASSED AND ADOPTED this 25 day of FEBRUARY , 1982. MAURICE A. FERRE MAURICE A. FERRE, MAYOR TES i Q R LPH ONGIE, CITY CLERK: PR ABED AND APPROVED BY: eL ROBERT F. CLARK DEPUTY CITY A TORNE� 4G-E S FORM r CORRECTNESS: . KNOX, ., CITY AT ORtiEY OWN f. INf�+�l-i7P'`t Mt` 64ANL9UM -- "nt:,rice A. Terre ..� '�� y,_t :� � , 982 IT ince^ to t',ie :Jackson Hos"pital Blue ribbon Committee Pes. ?'So. 82-175 -�!hM Commissioner J. L. Plummer AS ger .Our E:::c10seu the 7'­:,11eS Of- iI',jJ IlOmi;lee3 tc. ? is . hnne T i&rie Adker Mr. Charles Cash fir. Charles Gottlieb CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM TO: Mayor Maurice A. Ferre DATE: March 26, 1982 FILE SU13JECT Nominee to the Jackson Hospital Blue Ribbon Committee Res. No. 82-175 FROM- REFERENCES Commissioner J. Plummer, /I 7 ENCLOSURES: As per your request, please find enclosed the name of my nominee to the Jackson Hospital Blue Ribbon Committee, as follows: Mr. Donald Carlin Kahn & Carlin Insurance Co. 3350 S. Dixie Highway Miami, Florida Telephone: 446-2271 • CITY OF MIAM1, FLORIDA INTEROFFICE MEMORANDUM r TO: Honorable Maurice Ferre GATE- March 17, 1982 FILE City Commissioners SUBJECT. Jackson Memorial Hospital Blue Ribbon Committee Appointment FROM: Miller J. DawkinsJ tX�(;t, a�-U'� REFERENCES: City Commissioner ENCLOSURES: Pursuant to Resolution No. 82-175 which created the subject Blue Ribbon Committee, I hereunder submit the name of my nominee to serve on the Committee: Mr. Milton Hall Hall Ferguson Hewitt Mortuary 1900 Northwest 54 Street Miami, Florida 633-0688 I am confident that Mr. Hall will serve very capably in the interest of the City. . MJD/jr cc: Mr. Milton Hall Ralph Ongie Y' Howard Gary rn 1 0 CITY OF MIAMI. FLORIDA INTER -OFFICE MEMORANDUM _ t TO OATE FILE Honorable Maurice Ferre �82 r � ?larch 8, 1982 Mayor SUBJECT. Z : 50 o Hospital Blue Ribbon R�;_ Committee Appointments n gle FROM: city it 1�i'kERQNCtXk City Manager Memo of 3-01-82 Commissione Demetrio Perez, Jr. {�rpfi`iierni.Flire: Res. No. 82-175 ENCLOSURES: t Pursuant to the passing of the resolution creating the subject Blue Ribbon Committee, and as per your request of one or tivo nominees to serve on the ;j Committee; following are my two recommendations. Armando Fleites, M.D. 1501 S.W. 8 Street, Miami, F1. 642-2711 Alberto Hernandez, M.D. 3860 W. Flagler Street, Miami, Fl. 446-0330 I'm confident the above mentioned individuals will carry out their duties in the Committee in a manner compatible and consistent with the public interest. cc: Members of the Commission lioward V. Gary, City Manager George Knox, City Attorney Ralph Ongie, City Clerk L"�' �''i :�•ti. ;i..`1 L�.��J t-) �: �( it Matty Hirai 4-21-82 Asst. City Clerk .Jackson Hospital Blue Ribbon Committee Joe Carollo .6lw�J Vice -Mayor I am hereby submitting the name of Dr. Federico Dumenigo of 5539 S.W. 8th Street as my nomination to serve on the Jackson Hospital Blue Rib- bon Committee. c� �v r► vy 0