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Home My WebLink AboutCC 1980-12-17 City Clerk's ReportIT"Ir OF MIAMI T 7' REGULAR AND PLANNING & I H C n n P �' - F n .T ZONING MEETINGS ------- DECEMBER 17, 1980. \;D C; MEETING [.GATE: REGULAR - DECEMBER 17, 1980 CITY HALL -DINNER KEY A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER TO ENTER INTO AGREEMENT WITH GRAPHICS AND PHOTOGRAPHY, INC. (D/B/A GRAPHIC PRODUCTIONS/DESIGN, INC.) IN SUBSTANTIALLY THE FORM ATTACHED HERETO, FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROVIDING PROFESSIONAL ADVERTISING SERVICES TO RECRUIT APPLICANTS FOR THE POSITION OF POLICE OFFICER AT A COST NOT TO EXCEED ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS ($100,000.00). A MOTION DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER TO ESTABLISH ONE HUNDRED (100) NEW CSA (COMMUNITY SERVICE AIDE) POSITIONS WITHIN THE CITY OF MIAMI POLICE DEPARTMENT, AND FURTHER DECLARING THAT FROM MONIES ALLOCATED IN THE CURRENT BUDGET, THAT FIFTY (50) NEW PSA (PUBLIC SERVICE AIDE) POSITIONS ARE TO BE IMPLEMENTED WITHIN THE POLICE DEPARTMENT IMMEDIATELY. A MOTION AUTHORIZING AND DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER TO CONTINUE TO EXPLORE AREAS OF POSSIBLE CUT BACK OF CITY-WIDE EXPENDITURES, AS MORE FULLY DESCRIBED IN ME]MORAINDUMS SUBMITTED TO THE CITY COM!,IISSION ON THIS DATE. A MOTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION APPROVING THE REQUEST FOR PUBLIC PROPOSALS FOR THE FURNISHING OF BUS STOP FACILITIES, BASICALLY ALONG THE FOLLOW- ING LINES: 1. 250 Bus Shelter with advertising (50 or more Bus Shelters without advertising) Total Bus Chelters limited to 350 1000 Bus Benches with advertising (200 or more Bus Benches without advertising) Total Bus Benches limited to 1400; AND AS MORE FULLY DESCRIBED BY THE CITY MANAGER TO THE CITY COMMISSION ON THIS SAME DATE. AN ORDINANCE ENTITLED - AN EMERGENCY ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 31-1, 31-26, 31-28, 31-30, 31-33, AND 31-37 OF CHAP- TER 31 ENTITLED "LICENSES, MISCELLANEOUS BUSI- NESS REGULATIONS" OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA (1980), AS AMENDED, IN THE FOLLOWING RESPECTS: BY ADDING A NEW SUBSEC- TION (b) TO SAID SECTION 31-1 WHICH PROHIBITS, SUBJECT TO CERTAIN I:XCEP'I'IONS, MASSAGE SALONS AND BATH PARLORS OR ANY SIMILAR 'I'Y PI. BUSINESS MIEN SPECIFIED PHYSICAL CONTACT IS PROVIDED THE RECIPIENT Or SERVICES BY PERSONS OF THE OPPOSITE SEX AND WHICH ALSO PROHIBITS UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS ANY BUSINESS WHICH FEATURES ADULT PIRIVAT'E DANCING EXHI13111'IONS h'1'I`II BOTH OF THE ABOVE PROHIBITED BUSINESS ACTIVITIES, WHICH ARE CURRENTLY IN EXIST, J�Cr, BECOMING UNLAWFUL AFTER SIX ( 6 ) MOI1'I'HS PROhI THE EFFECTIVE DATE OF THIS ORDINANCE; BY AMENDING SECTION 31 -2 6 TO INCLUDE A SP1 C1FIC PENALTY PROVISION; BY REPEAL OF SECTION 31-28 AND SUBST'I`1'UT'1NG A NEIti SEC- TION 31--28 TO PROVIDE FOR LICENSING PROCEDURES INCLUDING GROUNDS FOR DENIAL OF SAID LICENSES; BY R-80-884 MOVED:PLU;2-ILR SECOND:LACASA ABSENT:CAROLL M-80-885 MOVED:PLUNMER SECO*.D : I ACASA UNANIMOUS M-80-886 MOVED:PLUNMER SECOND:LACASA UNANIMOUS M-80-889 MOVED:PLUM, 'IER SECOND:GIBSON UNANIMOUS I~ IERGENCY ORDINANCE 9211 11OVED:PLUMMER SECOND:CAROLL( UNANIMOUS (over) CITY OF MIAMI CITY CIERK REPORTS MEETING DATE: REGULAR - DECEMBER 1.7, 1980 -___T (Emergency Ord. 9211 (corit'd) : PAGE NO. 2 AMENDING SECTION 3I-30 TO PROVIDE FOR AN AUTOMATIC SUSPENSION OF A LICENSE UPON FAILURE OF THE HOLDER OF SAID LICENSE TO DISPLAY THE SAME TO ANY POLICE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL OR OTHER CITY OFFICIAL; BY AMENDING SECTION 31-33 TO PROVIDE FOR THE INIPOSI- TION OF THE PENALTY SPECIFICALLY PROVIDED IN CODE SECTION 31-28; BY REPEAL OF SECTION 31-37 AND SUBSTITUTING A NEW SECTION 31-37 TO ESTABLISH GROUNDS AND PROCEDURES FOR REVOCATION AND SUSPEN- SION OF LICENSES; CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE. A MOTION ALLOCATING FUNDS NOT TO EXCEED $900 TO BE USED FOR PROMOTIONAL ACTIVITIES IN CONNECTION WITH THE 1980 KWANZA FESTIVAL. A MOTION OF THE CITY COMMISSION INSTRUCTING THE LAW DEPARTMENT TO INCORPO- RATE INTO OUR CITY CODE PERTINENT STATE STATUTES GOVERNING, BASICALLY, LOITERING, REGISTRATION OF HAND GUNS, AND STOP -AND -FRISK REGULATIONS, WHICH WILL RESULT IN GRANTING PROPER AUTHORITY TO MUNICIPAL PROSECUTORS IN ORDER THAT THEY MAY PROSECUTE VIOLATIONS OF OUR CODE LOCALLY, WHICH WOULD ALSO REDUCE RELIANCE ON THE STATE ATTORN EY'S OFFICE; FURTHER PROPOSING THAT THE MUNICIPAL PROSECUTORS WORK VERY CLOSELY WITH THE IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION DEPARTMENT TOWARD THE ENFORCEMENT OF RECENTLY ENACTED MEASURES BY THE I.N.S. CONCERNING THE QUESTION OF REFUGEES; FURTHER PROVIDING FOR THE ADDITION OF ONE ADDITIONAL MUNICIPAL PROSECUTORS TO THE LAW DEPARTMENT STAFF TO ALLEVIATE- THEIR BURDEN; AND FURTHER DIRECTING THE CITY OF MIAMI POLICE DEPARTMENT TO IGOROUSLY ENFORCE EXISTING ORDINANCES GOVERNING USE OF CITY PARKS, ESPECIALLY, DURING THE NEXT SIXTY (60)--DAY PERIOD AS AN EMERGENCY MEASURE, CLOSING CITY PARKS AT SUNDOWN, WITH THE EXCEPTION OF THE ANTONIO MACEO PARK (OTHERWISE KNOWN AS THE "DOMINO PARK"); AND FURTHER GIVING THE CITY ADMINISTRATION THE NECESSARY LATITUDE TO DETERMINE THE EXACT HOUR OF CLOSING OF A GIVEN CITY PARK WHEREIN PROPERLY ORGANIZED AND SUPER- VISED ACTIVITIES ARE TAKING PLACE, BUT NEVER TO EXCEED 10 P.M.; AND, FINALLY, DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER TO CO?IE BACK TO THE CITY COMMISSION WITH AN ESTIMATED COST FOR THE INSTALLATION OF FENCES, GATES, AND LOCKS, AT CITY PARKS WHERE SUCH MIGHT BE DEEMED NECESSARY. A MOTION OF THE CITY CO�LMISSION DECLARING THE DESIRE OF THE CITY COMMISSION TO RLQUEST GOVERNOR GRAI-iAN TO CONVENE A MAJOR SUM!,11T MEETING TO BE HELD IN MIAMI, EITHER IN JANUARY OR EARLY FEBRUARY, TO DISCUSS THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTD1 L'ITH,POSSIBLYyTHE HEREINBELOW NAMED INDIVIDUALS ATTENDING SUCH MEETING AT THE SAME TI'iE; THE SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE (STATE OF FLORIDA), PRESIDEhi OF THE SENATE (STATE OF FLORIDA), CHIEF JUSTICE OF THE SUPREME COURT OF FLORIDA, THL STATE AT] OR;EY -JAN ET RENO, THE CHAIRMAN OF THE PAROL BOARD, THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA -JIM SMITH; THE CHIEF OF THE STATE PRISON SYSTIM, THE CHIEF OF THE LOCAL PRISON SYSTEM, MEMBERS OF THE VARIOUS PERTINENT FEDERAL AGENCIES, THE VARIOUS POLICE CHIEFS, AISD THE CITY'S ADMINISTRATION,TO DISCUSS AN AGENDA OF SHORT AND LONG RANGE GOALS. M-80-890 MOVED: PLUM]MER SECOND:GIBSON ABSENT:CAROLL M-80-891 MOVED:LACASA SECOND: PLUM!ME NOES:CAROLLO M-80-892 MOVED:CAROLL( SECOND:PLUMMI ABSENT:LACASA A MOTION EXPRESSING THE DESIRE OF THE CITY COMMISSION THAT THE CITY MANAGER I M-80-893 IMPLEMENT A POLICY WHEREIN POLICE OFFICERS OR OTHER PERSONS RECEIVING RE- MOVED:PLUMME] COGNITION FOR OUTSTANDING SERVICE TO THIS COMMUNITY BE GRANTED THE DAY OFF SECOND:LACAS: OR EARNED TIME IN LIEU THEREOF. UNANIMOUS A MOTION TO ENDORSE FUND RAISING EFFORTS BY MEMBERS OF THE FLORIDA MARITIMEJ M-80-894 MUSEUM FOR THE EVENTUAL CONSTRUCTION OF A MARITIME MUSEUM IN THE MIAMI AREA MOVED.PLUMME SECOND:LACAS. ABSENT:CAROL CITY OF MIAMI CITY CIERK REPORTS MEETING DATE: REGULAR - DECEMBER 17, 1980 PAGE NO. 3 A MOTION DIRECTING THE CITY MANAGER TO REQUEST THE PLANNING DEPARTMENT TO BEGIN A STUDY OF AN AREA DELINEATED BY N.W. 18TH TERRACE, CURTIS PARK, N.W. 27TH AVENUE, N.W. 20TH STREET, TO DETERMINE IF ANY ZONING CHANGES OF THE EXISTING RESIDENTIAL AREA SHOULD BE CONSIDERED. A MOTION DENYING A REQUEST FOR CHANGE OF ZONING AT 2495 N.W. 18TH TERRACE FROM R-1 to R-4. A MOTION DEFERRING DECISION ON AN APPEAL OF DENIAL OF VARIANCE AT 5927 N.E. 1ST AVENUE SO MEMBERS OF THE CITY COMMISSION CAN INSPECT THE PROPERTY. AN ORDINANCE PROVIDING FOR THE CONSTRUCTION, OPERATION, REGULATION AND CONTROL OF CABLE TELEVISION SYSTEMS WITHIN THE MUNICIPAL BOUNDARIES OF THE CITY OF MIAMI. A MOTION APPOINTING COMMISSIONER J. L. PLUMMER, JR. AS THE CITY COMMISSION REPRESENTATIVE ON BOTH THE RETIREMENT PLAN BOARD AND THE RETIREMENT SYSTEM BOARD. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING CASH TRANSFER IN AIIN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED NINE MILLION DOLLARS AS NEEDED BY THE GENERAL FUND FROM THE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND DURING THE MONTH OF DECEIBER, 1980, TO COVER CASH DEFICIT CREATED BY LATE COLLECTION OF REAL ESTATE TAXES, TO BE REPAID IN JA.NUARY, 1981. A RESOLUTION ALLOCATING FUNDS NOT TO EXCEED $30,000 FROM THE CITY'S SELF- INSURANCE TRUST FUND AS PAYMENT OF ADDITIONAL COMPENSATION TO THE LAW FIRM OF PAUL, LANDY, BEILEY AND HARPER FOR THE CONTINUED REPRESENTATION OF THE CITY IN THE CASE OF LEONARD GATES V. CITY OF MIAMI. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY ATTORNEY TO HIRE THE LAW FIRM OF PAUL, LANDY, BEILEY AND HARPER TO REPRESENT THE CITY IN TRIAL AND APPELLATE LEVEL WORK IN THE CASE OF BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF MIAMI CITY EMPLOYEES' RETIREMENT SYSTEM, ET AL. V. CITY OF MIAMI, ET AL. AT A FEE NOT TO EXCEED $45,000, UNLESS FURTHER AUTHORIZED BY THE CITY COMMISSION, WITH FUNDS THEREFOR ALLOCATED FROM THE CITY'S SELF-INSURINCE TRUST FUND. A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE CITY MANAGER TO ACCEPT CERTAIN LOTS IN THE CITY OF MIAMI FROM MR. PHILIP MI DVIN IN THE NAIME OF HIS DECEASED PARENTS, ABRAHAIM AND FR�DA MEDVIN, AND THAT; :ING MR. MEDVIN FOR HIS GENEROUS GIFT; AND DIRECTING THE CITY CLlaa: TO ^LAL A COPY OF THIS RESOLUTION TO MR. PHILIP MEDVIN. A MOTION EXPRESSING CONDOLENCES ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF MIAMI COMMISSION TO THE FAMILY OF FELIX LIE%'ANO, THE FATHER OF THE SISTER CITY PROGRAM, IN BOGOTA, COLOMBIA, ON THE SAD OCCASION OF HIS PASSING AWAY. ------------------ o - ADMINISTRATIVE NOTES TO THE FILE: en3a R=8II=883`apPo3nled-Tis-:-TFarcie Ersoff as the City of Miami repre- sentative to the Miami -Dade Library Board. -Agenda R-80-921 appointed the following individuals to the Advisory Council on Trade and Commerce Development: 1. Alan Rosenthal 2. Martin Waas 3. Juan Acosta 4. Paulino Barbon 5. Rafael Lopez 6. Juvenal Pina 7. Raul Masvidal - Agenda R-80-922 appointed the following individuals to the Planning Advisory Board: M-80-897 MOVED:PLUMMER SECOND:LACASA NOES :GIBSON M-80-898 MOVED: GIBSON SFCOND:FERRF. NOES: PlArM.MER LACASA M-80-900 MOVED: PLUNMER SECOND:GIBSON UNANIMOUS ORD. 9223 MOVED:GIBSON SECOND : PLUML IE NOES:CAROLLO M-80-919 MOVED:LACASA SECOND:GIBSON UNANIMOUS R-80-929 MOVED:GIBSON SECOND:PLUMLIE UNANIMOUS R-80-930 MOVED:PLLMIEF SECOND:LACASA UNANIMOUS M-80-931 MOVED : PLUMMEF SECOND:GIBSON UNANIMOUS R-80-932 MOVED:LACASA SECOND:GIBSOI UNANIMOUS M-80-933 MOVED : PLUMAtEI SECOND:GIBSO: UNANIMOUS (over) ;; CITY OF MIAMI CITY CLERK REPOR MEETING DATE: REGULAR - DECE?iBER 17, 1980 PAGE NO. 4 -_ Planning Advisory Board appointees (cont'd): 1. Cyril T. Smith 2. Aaron Manes 3. Pat Kolski (as Alternate member) ------------------------- - Agenda R-80-923 appointed the following individuals to the Zoning Board: 1. Alicia Baro 2. Gloria Basila 3. Billy Freixas (as Alternate member) ---------------------- -Appointment of one individual to the Zoning Board to fulfill an unexpired term, was deferred to the January meeting. -------------- -Agenda R-80-924 appointed Dana Dorsey Chapman to the Overtown-Community - Development Advisory Board. -------------- APPROVED: _gG. RAGIE City Clerk