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Home My WebLink AboutScrivener's Error Memo;CITY OF MIAMI OFFICE OF THE CITY ATTORNEY MEMORANDUM TO: Todd B. Hannon, City Clerk FROM: Victoria Mdndez, City Attorney`; � for DATE: June 14, 2023 RE: Ordinance No. 13915 — Amend Code - Chapter 2, Chapter 22.5, Chapter 54, and Chapter 62 - Plan Review and Permit Fee Schedule File No. 7634 At its September 24, 2020, meeting, the City Commission adopted the above referenced agenda item, SR.1, amending, among other sections of the Code of the City of Miami, Florida, as amended, Section 54-3(e), titled "Fees," Subsection 4 to increase the non-refundable public right-of-way usage fee for partial or full obstruction of the right-of-way due to construction or maintenance. The item inadvertently omitted a phrase that was previously adopted pursuant to Ordinance No. 13798, adopted on October 25, 2018, and highlighted below. (4) A non-refundable public right-of-way usage fee for the partial or full obstruction by construction or maintenance related activities shall be the greater of the following, $595.00 or as calculated below: a. $0.25 0.30 per linear foot per day of sidewalk/curb/swale usage. b. — $0.95 0.40 er linear foot per day of parking lane usage.* *This fee is in addition to fees payable under chapter 35 of this Code, as ai�ende4. h_, c. $0.48 0.45 per linear foot per day of lane closure or partial lane closurp,4Atra'f% and auxiliary lane usage. All fees shall be paid prior to permit issuance.; =' t; 1 The Legislation has been corrected and incremented to Revision B. r►1 N VM/ALK/vja Enclosure(s) 7&34 Sc,�iY,er►�'s Cyror Memo City of Miami Ordinance 13915 Legislation File Number: 7634 City Hall 3500 Pan American Drive Miami, FL 33133 www.miamigov.com Final Action Date: 9/24/2020 AN ORDINANCE OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION AMENDING CHAPTER 2/ARTICLE IV/DIVISION 4 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, AS AMENDED ("CITY CODE"), TITLED "ADMINISTRATION/DEPARTMENTS/ RESILIENCE AND PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT", CHAPTER 2/ARTICLE X/SECTION 2-289 OF THE CITY CODE, TITLED "ADMINISTRATION/CODE ENFORCEMENT/SCHEDULE OF CIVIL PENALTIES", CHAPTER 22.5/ARTICLE VI OF THE CITY CODE, TITLED "GREEN INITIATIVES/SOIL EROSION, WATERWAY SEDIMENTATION, AND AIRBORNE DUST GENERATION CONTROL", CHAPTER 54 OF THE CITY CODE, TITLED "STREETS AND SIDEWALKS", AND CHAPTER 62/ARTICLE II/SECTION 62-12 OF THE CITY CODE, TITLED "PLANNING AND ZONING/COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING/FEE," BY PROVIDING FOR RESILIENCE AND PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT ("DEPARTMENT") FEES FOR INSPECTIONS AND EXAMINATIONS OF PLANS FOR COMPLIANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF ORDINANCE NO. 13114, AS AMENDED, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA; BY PROVIDING FOR BOTH NEW AND ADJUSTED DEPARTMENT FEES RELATED TO THE PROCESSING AND RECORDATION OF PLATS, STORMWATER POLLUTION PREVENTION PLANS, RIGHT-OF- WAY PERMITS, DEVELOPMENTAL REVIEWS, PROCESSING OF DEEDS OF DEDICATION AND QUITCLAIM DEEDS, AND FOR THE PROCESSING AND REVIEW OF OTHER DOCUMENTS CONDUCTED BY THE DEPARTMENT PROVIDING FOR STANDARDS FOR INSURANCE COVERAGE AND :,Y INDEMNITY BY APPLICANTS IN CONNECTION WITH SUCH PERMITS; '77' FURTHER PROVIDING FOR ENHANCED PENALTIES PURSUANT TO SECTION 162.09(2)(D), FLORIDA STATUTES, FOR CERTAIN CIVIL VIOLATIONS RELATED TO THE PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY; CONTAININGA;- SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. SPONSOR(S): Commissioner Ken Russell, Commissioner Manolo Reyes r--a ,tea, tv Ift co'e' 3 _.Z '< 1 r7, ud� c� .r- WHEREAS, Chapter 2/Article IV/Division 4 of the Code of the City of Miami, Florida, as amended ("City Code"), provides the fee schedule for the processing of covenants, construction plans, and recordation of plats by the Department of Public Works and Resilience ("Department"); and WHEREAS, Chapter 2/Article X of the City Code provides the schedule of civil penalties; and WHEREAS, Chapter 22.5 of the City Code outlines the City's environmentally -friendly initiatives such as the reduction of greenhouse gases by the City of Miami's ("City") vehicular fleet, purchase of environmentally preferable products, and construction and development requirements such as soil erosion, dust control, and Florida -friendly fertilizer usage; and WHEREAS, Chapter 54 of the City Code provides the fee schedule for the processing of right-of-way permits; and City of Miami Page 1 of 28 File ID: 7634 (Revision: B) Printed On: 6/28/2023 File ID: 7634 Enactment Number: 13915 WHEREAS, Chapter 62 of the City Code provides the fees for inspections and examinations of plans by the Department for compliance with the provisions of Ordinance No. 13114, the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Miami, Florida, as amended ("Miami 21 Code"); and WHEREAS, currently, the fees referenced in Chapter 2, Chapter 22.5, Chapter 54, and Chapter 62 of the City Code do not sufficiently cover the average cost of City staff to perform the processing of said documents, permits, inspections, and related work; and WHEREAS, it is in the best interest of the City to amend Chapter 2, Chapter 22.5, Chapter 54, and Chapter 62 of the City Code to adjust said fees; and WHEREAS, the changes to fees in this Ordinance are related to and based upon the actual cost to the City for reviewing and processing the various approvals, permits, and other regulatory requirements as more specifically provided for herein; and WHEREAS, it is the intention of the City not to construe this Ordinance in such a way which conflicts with State law, including, specifically, Section 337.401, Florida Statutes, regarding permissible permit requirements and fees for certain communications providers; and WHEREAS, the modifications of civil penalties for violations of these Sections of the City Code are necessary to ensure conformity with State law; and WHEREAS, the City Commission finds that all new and adjusted fees in this Ordinance are reasonable and commensurate with the direct and actual cost of the regulatory activities described herein, including issuing and processing permits, plans reviews, physical inspections, direct administrative costs, and similar work; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. The recitals and findings contained in the Preamble to this Ordinance are adopted by reference and incorporated as if fully set forth in this Section. Section 2. Chapter 2/Article IV/Division 4 of the City Code, titled "Administration/Departments/Resilience and Public Works Department", is further amended in the following particulars:' "CHAPTER 2 -� ADMINISTRATION'`' r _ Fri CO ARTICLE IV. DEPARTMENTS o "v ' Words and/or figured stricken through shall be deleted. Underscored words and/or figures shall be added. The remaining provisions are now in effect and remain unchanged. Asterisks indicated omitted and unchanged material. City of Miami Page 2 of 28 File ID: 7634 (Revision: 8) Printed on: 612812023 File ID: 7634 Enactment Number: 13915 DIVISION 4. RESILIENCE AND PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT Sec. 2-265. Same -Duty to establish minimum standards for public works. The director of resilience and public works is hereby authorized and directed to promulgate rules and regulations establishing minimum standards pertaining to the construction, improvement, repair, maintenance of streets, sidewalks, alleys, lanes, bridges, viaducts and other public highways, 6eweF6 stormwater management system, drains, ditches, culverts, canals, streams, watercourses, seawalls, boulevards, squares and other public places and grounds belonging to the city or dedicated to public use or owned by the city as an easement or any other right of use whatsoever, and to establish, amend, publish and enforce uniform and comprehensive minimum standards, plans, drawings, specifications and control of the design, construction, development, improvement, repair and location of all public works under his/her authority, whether on or above or below the surface of the land or water, whether financed or constructed by any federal or state political subdivision or private person, firm or corporation. Sec. 2-266. Functions of department -Generally. The functions of the Department of resilience and public works eRt shall include the permitting, oversight, inspection, management, and supervision of all public works, including those public works projects carried on in the public right-of-way, right-of-way permitting, transit and mobility functions, and all duties and functions heretofore a part of the department of engineering and the division of streets, bridges and sewers heretofore a part of the department of public service. These functions and duties are hereby transferred to the Department of resilience and public works de^Tand shall be carried on by such department. Aa Iw Sec. 2-268. Fee for preparation of documents containing covenants to run with t6i`f3and; ht- of-way dedication deeds, quitclaim deeds, waiver of fee; fee for preparation of dmulhen f allowing the use of public right-of-way by private entities; recording fee. _'Ji _- 3 < X.-< o (b) Except as more specifically described in this Section. € for the preparation an4rocessing of legal documents, including, but not limited to, subdivision improvement bonds and'hold harmless agreements, quitclaim deeds with the City as grantor, and any agreement allowing the use of public right-of-way by private entities, excluding permits, a fee of $2,759.08 2 800.00 shall be collected by the director of resilience and public works. (c) For the preparation and processing of a right-of-way dedication deed, the fee shall be as follows: 1. Properties that receive a homestead exemption pursuant to Article VII, Section 6(a) of the Florida Constitution with the right-of-way being enlarged by the dedication not part of the County or State road system ... $0.00 2. All other properties ... 1,125.00 City of Miami Page 3 of 28 File ID: 7634 (Revision: B) Printed on: 612812023 File ID: 7634 Enactment Number. 13915 4c4 (d) In addition to the above fees, the party proffering the legal document shall also pay the recording fee, as established by the state. Sec. 2-269. Checking and recording plats and alley closures or vacations -Fee schedule; waiver of fee. (a) The fees to be charged by the resilience and public works department for platting determinations, processing tentative plats, reviewing and processing certain platting exception approvals, and recording plats submitted for approval of the city, including the inspection of the permanent reference monuments set in the field, are hereby fixed as follows: (1) Platting determination. Platting determination or determination on folio separation ..... $695. )Q_ 850.00 (2) Platting exception submittal pursuant to Section 55-10(c) of the City Code ..... 975.00 �2)M Recording plat. a. Te acseFApat For submittal of tentative plat without closure and vacation/release of one or more right(s)-of-way or easement(s)applisa4GR 1-888:-983,200.00 LAB a J b. For submittal of tentative plat with closure and vacation/release of one or more UJ M < right(s)-of-way or easement(s) ..... 5,000.00 - > -ct E5i I' co bc. For feGubmis6ie14 resubmittal of tentative plat tea- for an extension of time ..... 880-892,400.00 ILIJ o �-= III M � ed. For fesubmission resubmittal of tentative plat by different owner C ..990.092,400.00 de. For fes+abmisslee resubmittal of tentative plat with new boundary without closure and vacation/release of one or more right(s)-of-way or easement(s) .....900.0 )3,200.00 f. For resubmittal of tentative plat with new boundary with closure and vacation/release of one or more rights) -of -way or easement(s) ..... 5,000.00 eg. To accompany final plat when submitted for recording .....2,50A:003,700.00 (844) Extending subdivision improvement time limit. For each time limit extension granted for completion of subdivision improvements required in conjunction with a recorded plat .....295.00 or, five percent J5 of the subdivision improvement bond amount, whichever is greater. (b) The processing fees required by subsection (a) may be waived for governmental entities and agencies. City of Miami Page 4 of 28 File ID: 7634 (Revision: B) Printed on: &2812023 File ID: 7634 Enactment Number: 13915 (c) The fees to be charged for an expedited review for processing +e^}a-final plats and recording plats submitted for approval of the city, including inspection of the permanent reference monuments set in the field, are fixed as follows*: Final plat review expedite fee (in addition to final plat submittal fee): List of requirements Base fee $250.00 Plus fee per tract/lot ..... $100.00 Molar review Base fee $1,000.00 Plus fee per tract/lot ..... 500.00 * Expedited review is within the sole discretion of the Director of Resilience and Public Works to authorize, subiect to staff availability. (d) Fees to be charged pursuant to subsections 55-15(i) and 55-156) providing for an alternative method for the closure or vacation of alleys which abut parcels of land zoned solely residential. Application fee .....$624-40$2,000.00 Recording fee.....*** Publication fee .....*** Vacation and alley closure fee pursuant to subsection 62-156(6) .....Not applicable *** These fees shall be determined contingent upon fees charged by the newspaper and Miami - Dade County recorder's office at time of publication and recordation. (e) Notwithstanding the above, combined resubmittal, tentative plat, and final plat fees pursuant to Section 2-269(a)(3) to be charged for a plat consisting solely of property or properties that receive a homestead exemption(s) pursuant to Article VII, Section 6(a) of the Florida Constitution shall not exceed ..... $1,800 (f) Fees to be charged pursuant to Subsection 55-15(e) providing for an alternate method for the closure or vacation of a platted easement ..... $2,000.00 (q) Fees to be charged pursuant to Subsection 55-150) providing for an alternate method for the closure or vacation of emergency access easement..... $2,000.00 h) Fees to be charged pursuant to Subsection 54-4.1(b) providing for a release of Wity easement reservation ..... $2,000.00 �� O '� r N CO in * * * * 3h .� n^3C Sec. 2-272. q Plan 3C st+el�-plae- s� review fee. C-j Q � as City of Miami Page 5 of 28 File ID: 7634 (Revision: B) Printed on: 6/28/2023 File ID: 7634 Enactment Number: 13915 (a) The fees to be charged by the Department of resilience and public works d9paFtFAeAt for processing and GheGkii@-reviewing private development ssastFUrtien plans submitted for approval of the city are hereby fixed as follows: (1) Fence, wall, slab, or sign .....$50.00 (2) Underground tank pefwA .....155.00 (3) Single-family or duplex residential construction, reconstruction, remodeling, renovation, repair, or addition peFFM .....268.00 (4) Multi -family residential and all nonresidential construction, reconstruction, remodeling, renovation, repair, or addition peFeait: New multi -family residential (<'/2 acre) .....940.00 New commercial (<'/2 acre) .....1,043.00 New multi -family residential (>_'/2 acre and <1 acre) .....1,520.00 . ,_, -n a IV New commercial (>_'/2 acre and <1 acre) .....1,650.00 �rr'n C-%3 � -=ice C Large development (residential/commercial z1 acre) .....2,775.00 _< ri �-1 d p C� (5) Subdivision improvement engineering plan ..... 1,800.00 (6) Review and marking of Base Building Line rI rV On signed/sealed Boundary Survey ..... 125.00 For Planning/Zoning applications ..... 250.00 (7) Underground utility installation ..... 295.00 8) Underaround utilitv service connection, utility structure placement ..... 75.00 (9) Monitoring wells, soil borings, coring/sampling, utility locates, minor non -utility excavations ..... 350.00 (10) Building construction/maintenance (scaffolding, crane, dumpster)..... 225.00 01) Riaht-of-wav closure (temporary traffic control, temporary construction fence) ..... 75.00 0 2) As -built plan a. Stormwater..... 650.00 b. Line and grade, pavement, sidewalk, curb, and gutter ..... 375.00 City of Miami Page 6 of 28 File ID: 7634 (Revision: 8) Printed on: 6/28/2023 File ID: 7634 Enactment Number: 13915 c. Underground utilities .....650.00 d. Above ground utilities..... 375.00 e. Non-standard improvements (pavers, lighting, irrigation, tree grates, etc.) ..... 350.00 (13) Dry Run plan a. Stormwater..... 300.00 b. Line and grade, pavement, sidewalk, curb, and gutter ...... 300.00 c. Underground utilities ..... 300.00 d. Aboveground utilities..... 200.00 e. Non-standard improvements (pavers, lighting, irrigation, tree grates, etc.) ..... 175.00 (b)The fees to be charged by the department of resilience and public works for processing and reviewing plans for work in the right-of-way that is not related to a private development submitted for approval of the city are hereby fixed as follows: (1) Underground utility installation ..... $295.00 (2) Underground utility service connection, utility structure placement ..... 75.00 (3) Monitoring wells, soil borings, coring/sampling, utility locates, minor non -utility excavations ..... 350.00 (4) Street construction (sidewalk repair, sidewalk construction, curb and gutter, roadway Paving, roadway resurfacing) ..... 195.00 (5) Building construction/maintenance (scaffolding, crane, dumpster) ..... 225.00 6) Riaht-of-wav closure (temporary traffic control. temDorary construction fence)..... 75.00 (7) As -built plan C") c-)r c� a. Stormwater..... 650.00 �� b. Line and grade, pavement, sidewalk, curb, and -gutter.. 375.00,1i�i cO c. Underground utilities ..... 650.00 d. Aboveground utilities..... 375.00 ! n cn :X M 0 STil F'f'9 0 City of Miami Page 7 of 28 File ID: 7634 (Revision: 8) Printed on: 612812023 File ID: 7634 Enactment Number: 13915 e. Non-standard improvements (pavers, lighting, irrigation, tree prates, etc.) ..... 350.00 (8) Dry Run plan a. Stormwater ..... 300.00 b. Line and grade, pavement, sidewalk, curb, and gutter ...... 300.00 c. Underground utilities ..... 300.00 d. Aboveground utilities ..... 200.00 e. Non-standard improvements (pavers, lighting, irrigation, tree grates, etc.) ..... 175.00 (bc) Expedited plan review service for special projects. A "special project" is defined as a project having a development order, or any other project as determined by the city manager, or designee, as having special interest to the city. The services will cover the resilience and public works department expedited review and shall be in addition to any and all other applicable permit fees. Outside source review will be the preferred method. Outside source review fee: Actual cost plus 15 percent` *Fifteen percent is the administrative fee to cover the cost of processing. In-house review fee not to exceed four hours: $350.00 (sd) The fee required under this section may be waived by the director of resilience and public works for governmental entities and agencies. Section 3. Chapter 2/Article X/of the City Code, titled "Administration/Code Enforcement', is further amended in the following particulars: ARTICLE X — CODE ENFORCEMENT c-Jrn c_ Sec. 2-829. Schedule of civil penalties. r= O0 CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, AS AMENDED o r _ Code Description of Violation Civil Penalty Section City of Miami Page 8 of 28 File ID: 7634 (Revision: B) Printed on: 612812023 File ID: 7634 Enactment Number. 13915 0 UJ ul C) i Unlawful discharge of petroleum products into or as determined City Manager 49-2 City stormwater management system -of saeit— by the plus costs as by the City Manager or designee I seweFadetermined � 49-3 1 Unlawful discharge of human excreta, �525.00500.00 or as determined by the City Manager plus costs as determined by the City Manager or designee Unlawful discharge of wastewater from �210.00500.00 or as determined by 49-4 ( construction excavation into city stormwater (the City Manager plus costs as management systemsewer. determined by the City Manager or +designee i Discharge or dumping of septic tank contents into 152 09500.00 or as determined by 49-5 ;city stormwater management systemsterM-ef (the City Manager plus costs as a idetermined by the City Manager or 1 !designee 6eweFs' I Failure to obtain permit to obstruct street, or 262.50500.00 or as determined by -3 i sidewalk or impede traffic or failure to pay usage fee. the City Manager plus costs as " Daily usage fee will be required to be paid in determined by the City Manager or ! addition to payment of the applicable penalty designee - ' �. i3 allure to comply with conditions set forth by such 262-59250.00plus costs as ,,,7,eermit, each violation. determined by the City Manager or i c� Ott designee a �; �,, nlawful use of street or sidewalk for advertising 2629A250.00 plus costs as ' i 5� '�' , or display p y purposes. determined by the City Manager or designee I 1~262.50250.00 plus costs as 54-8 Failure to obtain permit for lawful advertising or 'determined display in the public right-of-way. by the City Manager or designee � ' j plus costs as ,262,50250,00 54-9 Placing signs on street or sidewalk surface. determined by the City Manager or designee 54-12 Placing glass or other injurious substances on 52.50 streets. I i ,52.6 Failure to remove utility facilities to permit ' 250.00plus costs as ' 54-14 E improvement determined by the City Manager or designee of streets. +Failure to notify public works 24 hours prior to 52�A250.00 plus costs as 54-41 commencing construction. determined by the City Manager or designee j 240.00500.00 or as determined by 54-42 Disturbing, cutting, digging or excavating any the City Manager plus costs as portion of the public right-of-way without a permit. determined by the City Manager or designee i 54-44 I Failure to construct sidewalk with standard 152.58250.00 plus costs as City of Miami Page 9 of 28 File ID: 7634 (Revision: 8) Printed on: 6/28/2023 File ID: 7634 Enactment Number. 13915 j material. I determined by the City Manager or designee 54-47 Failure to obtain approval of location and 1construction i 52-58250.00 determined by plus costs as � the City Manager or of driveway. designee i + 106.00500.00 or as determined by + 54-48 ! Refusing to allow inspection. I the City Manager plus costs as determined by the City Manager or � designee �j � i I 1218-00500.00 or as determined by 54-48Failure to comply with stop work order. f the City Manager Idetermined by plus costs as I the City Manager or I designee 52.60500.00 or as determined by 54-51 Failure to obtain proper street grade and lines. :the City Manager plus costs as f determined by the City Manager or designee Failure to lay sewers, water and gas mains, j240.00250.00 plus costs as 54-52 'telephone and electrical conduits prior to street {determined by the City Manager or j designee improvements. 52-60500.00 or as determined by Allowing sidewalks to remain in dangerous !the City Manager plus costs as 544 ; tcondition. I determined by the City Manager or i e i designee 544--56 '262.5 ilure to construct, reconstruct, or repair the0250.00 ? - p I determined by plus costs as the City Manager or � _ ^��,$Treet improvements. (designee i _= Obstructing streets or sidewalks with trash lumber I52 60250.00 plus costs as 54-17 'x or other obstructions. Idetermined by the City Manager or designee i 162.68500.00 Failure to obtain proper permits or authorization !the or as determined by City Manager 54-86 for placement of a bench or a shelter upon public Idetermined by plus costs as the City Manager or f right-of-way. i designee j f52 50500.00 or as determined by { 54-91 !Failure to maintain proper clearances for !the City Manager plus costs as I placement of a bus bench or shelter. j determined by the City Manager or designee j 'Failure to properly maintain a bench and/or 52�0250.00 plus costs as 54-92 'shelter. determined by designee the City Manager or I �52.50500.00 or as determined by t i Failure to comply with bench and/or shelter size 'the City Manager plus costs as 54-93 requirements. determined by the City Manager or designee City of Miami Page 10 of 28 File ID: 7634 (Revision: B) Printed on: 612812023 File ID: 7634 Enactment Number. 13916 ! LU LU at: Failure to properly display name/address, and 52.50 plus costs as determined by 54-94 local telephone number of bench and/or shelter the City Manager or designee company. 54-132 Failure to properly affix numbering to building as 1105.00 plus costs as determined +required. by the City Manager or designee Unlawful placement of any sign designating street, avenue or other public place by a different 52.69500.00 or as determined by 54-134 name than by which it is generally and legally the City Manager I known. 500.00 or as determined by Defacing or removal of any street signs posted in the City Manager plus costs as 54-135 ;the city. determined by the City Manaqer or designee j Unlawful construction or installation of an � 0.00500.00 or as determined by (the City Manager plus costs as 54-193 ;encroachment within the dedicated right-of-way or 1within the undedicated right-of-way.designee (determined by the City Manaqer or 5200500.00 or as determined by 54-221 { Operating a sidewalk cafe without a permit. the City Manager plus costs as determined by the City Manaqer or designee 54-263 Placing maintaining, or operating newsrack on i52 58250.00 plus costs as determined by the City Manager or 1 any public right-of-way without a permit. designee I 54-266 + 152.58250.00 Installation, use and/or maintenance of nonconforming newsracks. !determined plus costs as j by the City Manager or designee , �54&6$ s 152.50250.00 ; (lowing a newsrack to remain in a state of tdetermined plus costs as ! by the City Manaqer or andonment. ,designee ! 525.09500.00 or as determined by Y 54 0 G afilure to obtain telecommunications permit p- the City Manager plus costs as eement. C-) determined by the City Manager or 1, j designee t hRetify 54-30 I 52.59 *n Section 4. Chapter 22.5/Article VI of the City Code, titled "Green Initiatives/Soil Erosion, Waterway Sedimentation, and Airborne Dust Generation Control", is further amended in the following particulars:' "CHAPTER 22.5 City of Miami Page 11 of 28 File ID: 7634 (Revision: 8) Prfnted on: 612812023 File ID: 7634 Enactment dumber: 13915 GREEN INITIATIVES ARTICLE VI. SOIL EROSION, WATERWAY SEDIMENTATION, AND AIRBORNE DUST GENERATION CONTROL Sec. 22.5-127. Administrative fee. As a condition precedent to the issuance of any resilience and public works, zoning, planning, building, or demolition permit for a construction project which will disturb 0.5 acres or more of soil, the applicant shall pay the city a stormwater utility fee of $395.00595.00. All fees and fines generated as a result of this article shall be deposited into the stormwater utility fee account in the general fund for the stormwater management system and shall be used to administer this program and to further the city's efforts prevent pollution of stormwater systems. Section 5. Chapter 54 of the City Code, titled "Streets and Sidewalks", is further amended in the following particulars:' "CHAPTER 54 STREETS AND SIDEWALKS n co ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL "» c� n Sec. 54-3. Permit required for work that obstructs or closes a street, sidewalk, or impedes traffic; fees; waiver of fees. (a) Scope. No person shall perform or conduct any work in the public rig ht-of-way-suG4 a-s (any work including, but not limited to, digging, drilling, repaving, installing or maintaining utilities, etc.1, which obstructs, closes, or causes to be obstructed or closed, any street, sidewalk, or any other part of the public right-of-way in this city, or which impedes the general movement of vehicular or pedestrian traffic, without first having obtained a permit approved by the police department, the Department of resilience and public works dot, the off-street parking department, the risk management department, the neighborhood enhancement team department, and the tFaRspoFtatiGR GffiGe the transit and mobility division. After approval by the departments of police, resilience and public works, off-street parking, risk management, neighborhood enhancement team and t#4e the transit and mobility division, the city manager, or designee, shall issue a permit. No person shall apply for a permit to perform or conduct work in the public right-of-way without disclosing in writing on the permit application form the person(s) on whose behalf such work in the public right-of-way is being performed or conducted. If such work is being performed by one or more person(s) on behalf of any other person(s) for using, constructing in, excavation of, maintenance of, owning and/or operating any type or City of Miami Page 12 of 28 File ID: 7634 (Revision: 8) Printed on: 6128/2023 File ID: 7634 Enactment Number: 13915 manner of system, equipment, or device within the public rights -of -way, then all persons must comply with all application and permitting requirements of the city. Failure of any person(s) to fully disclose his/her/their interest/participation/representation in the permit application and/or to fulfill all city requirements for issuance of the permit shall result in (1) immediate revocation by the city, without the necessity of any further action, hearing, or proceeding, of any permit previously granted resulting in such permit becoming null and void, or (2) issuance by the city of a written notice that such permit will not be granted, as the case may be, due to violation of this provision by the person(s) who applied for such permit. The city shall have the right to take all legal measures and seek all available remedies to enforce this disclosure provision. Except for applications for permits by non - revenue generating government entities, no person(s) or those performing the work on behalf of any other person(s) may apply for a permit if the person(s) or those performing the work on their behalf currently owe outstanding fines, debts, or delinquencies to the city related to prior permits issued by the department of resilience and public works, or due to performing un-permitted work in the public right-of-way. If such outstanding fines, debts, or delinquencies are owed by those performing the work on behalf of another, then the denial of the ability to apply for and/or receive a permit shall be accompanied by a notice, mailed to the person(s) applying for the permit, notifying them of the outstanding fines owed by those attempting to perform the work on their behalf and stating the amounts owed. (c) Indemnity, hold harmless and insurance. k , w {fi Applicant agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the City, its officiag,: Ld against all loss, cost, penalties, fines, damages, claims of any nature, including !zpena7s and attorneys' fees, and any and all liabilities by reason of iniury to or death of at% pemn, damage to, destruction, or loss to any property including the City, its instrumentalities, its officials, employees, and agents arising out of or in connection with the performance or non-performance of the services contemplated by this permit/agreement which is directly or indirectly caused, in whole or in part, by any act, omission, default, liability, or negligence, whether active or passive of the applicant, its employees, agents, servants, or contractors, unless such act or omission is solely caused by the City, its instrumentalities, officials, employees, and agents. The applicant further agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the City, its instrumentalities, officials, employees, and agents against all liabilities which may be asserted by an employee or former employee of the applicant, or any of its contractors as provided above, for which the applicant's liability to such employee or former employee would otherwise be limited to payments under workers' compensation or similar laws. In addition, the applicant understands and agrees that except where caused by the City of Miami Page 13 of 28 File ID: 7634 (Revision: 8) Printed on: 612V2023 File ID: 7634 Enactment Number. 13916 negligence or misconduct of the City, its instrumentalities, officials, employees, or agents, the City shall not be liable for any loss, injury, or damage to any personal property or equipment of the applicant, its employees, agents, contractors, business licensees, or invitees placed on City property and its instrumentalities and shall be at the risk of the applicant thereof. The applicant shall be solely responsible for all its activities and for the installation and maintenance of traffic -control devices, if applicable. The applicant shall ensure that adequate safety precautions are in effect at all times during the term of the permit. It shall be a further condition precedent to the issuance of any such permit for work to be performed in the public right-of-way that the permit holder(s) is/are iointly and severally responsible, at each permit holder's sole expense, for any damages regarding restoring the public right-of-way to its original condition before installation of facilities. The indemnification shall survive termination of thisyermit/agreement. (1) Non -governmental applicant(s). Prior to the issuance of any such permit, the non- governmental applicant(s) shall submit to the city a certificate of insurance for each non -governmental applicant in an amount not less than $1,000,000.00 per occurrence, $2,000,000.00 aggregate, and any endorsements thereto, including, but not limited to, premises and operations liability, contingent and contractual exposures, XCU hazards, personal and advertising injury, and products and completed operations -host tip liability, if . In addition, the applicant hereby agrees to provide additional insurance requirements as required by the City, including but not limited to umbrella liability, or any additional requirements or endorsements as may be applicable, in connection with the scope of services contemplated by the permit/agreement. The certificate must reflect primary and noncontributory language and list the city as an additional insured. The certificate must also include coverage for all owned, hired, and non -owned vehicles with a combined single limit of $1,009,900. 500,000 per accident, also listing the city as an additional insured, and must further afford coverage ,'#or worker's compensation including waiver of subrogation subject to the statutory limits -- _r°of the State of Florida as FequiFed by RON& 6tat The insurance herein required o ` j- !all remain in full force and effect during the entire term of the permit. Additionally, all -such insurance for non -governmental applicant(s) shall be subject to annual review by " '� r city's risk management department and the applicant shall be required to update as LU N cessary to protect the city as set forth in this section. LU '.:An insurance policies required above shall be issued by companies authorized to do ��., ;business under the laws of the State of Florida with the following qualifications: 'The company must be rated no less than "A-" as to management and no less than Class "V" as to financial strength by the latest edition of Best's Insurance Guide Published by A.M. Best Company, Oldwick, New Jersey, or its equivalent subiect to the approval of the City's Department of Risk Management. Companies not meeting the above rating requirements shall submit proof of reinsurance from qualifying insurers having or exceeding the required rating criteria. Certificates of insurance shall contain thirty (30) days as to changes or modifications with notice to the certificate holder. (2) Govemment applicant(s). Prior to the issuance of any such permit, the governmental applicant(s) shall submit to the city a certificate of insurance or letter of self-insurance for each governmental applicant in accordance with and subject to the limitations as set forth in F.S. § 768.28. City of Miami Page 14 of 28 File ID: 7634 (Revision: 8) Printed on: 612812023 File ID: 7634 Enactment Number: 13915 (d) Temporary obstruction of streets and sidewalks. (1) Any permit issued pursuant to this chapter under this section may be revoked at any time for violation of the terms of the permit. The city manager or his/her designee may revoke this permit with justification. (2) The permit holder shall not locate a temporary office, trailer, portable toilets, equipment or storage of materials, construction spoils, and/or supplies within the temporary obstructed right-of-way. Such temporary office, trailer, portable toilets, equipment or storage of materials, construction spoils, and/or supplies may be allowed by the Department of resilience and public works dent subject to a separate fee, subsection (e)(54), in addition to the fee for a permit for the partial or full obstruction or closure listed in subsection (e)(43). A violation of this section shall result in a fine of $262.50 $250.00 per day for each violation. (3) If the dimensions of the obstruction exceed the dimensions allowed by the permit, the permittee and the building owner shall jointly be assessed a fine equal to $262.50 250.00 per day for each violation, plus any appropriate additional fees for the obstruction. (4) The permittee must provide a construction staging plan showing the location of lifting equipment, if applicable, ingress and exit points, and a signed and sealed statement from a State of Florida registered professional engineer in the statestating that no other suitable, onsite alternative exists. (5) For purposes of this section, the following definitions shall apply: Construction fence screen is a light, flexible fabric bearing printed text and pictures to give information and with edge grommets to facilitate attachment to a rigid frame. Construction windscreen is a visual/dust barrier composed of a flexible, woven fabric with edge grommets to facilitate attachment to a rigid frame. Temporary construction fence is used when contracting or planning to construct improvements on the premises and which facilitates temporary security and surety for the premises. (6) Subject to compliance by the permit holder with applicable provisions of the sign codes of Miami -Dade County and the city, the permit holder may affix a construction fence screen or construction windscreen containing onsite advertising to the temporary to construction fence abutting or located in the public right-of-way subject to an additional fee listed in subsection (e)(6). The dimensions of the construction fence screen or construction windscreen shall not exceed the dimensions of the temporary construction LU > ".:fence, and shall comply with section 33-99 of the Miami -Dade County Code. The •"',content of the onsite advertising shall be limited to pictorial and text information r.. CC) "advertising the sale or rental of the premises, construction actually being done on the premises, or future construction to be done on the premises on which the onsite ` 'Odvertising is located. For purposes of this section, such advertising described in the ,,:preceding sentence shall only be onsite advertising. No advertising is allowed for 4`_._goods, off -site products or services, alcoholic beverages, tobacco products or adult entertainment as defined by the city zoning code. Nothing in this section shall be interpreted to permit a sign where the sign copy does not pertain to the use of the property, units sold, or the sale or lease of the property on which sign is displayed and which does not identify the place of business as purveyor of the units advertised on the sign. A violation of this section shall be punishable by a fine of $250.00 per day for each offense under the provisions of chapter 2, article X of the City Code, and any City of Miami Page 15 of 28 File ID: 7634 (Revision: 8) Printed on: 612812023 File ID: 7634 Enactment Number. 13915 other remedies as provided by law, jointly and severally, including, but not limited to, suspension or revocation of a CU, BTR, permit, or any other legal remedy as deemed appropriate by the city. The use of one remedy shall not preclude the use of another. (e) Fees. (1) A non-refundable fee of $120.00 shall accompany each permit application to the police department, to be retained by the city regardless of action taken in the granting or denial of the permit. (2) An non-refundable application fee of $50-.09 $95.00 and a non-refundable initial inspection fee of $50.00 shall accompany each permit application to the Department of resilience and public works deaf, to be retained by the city regardless of action taken in the granting or denial of the permit. (3) A non-refundable permit fee of $325.00 shall be paid prior to permit issuance for all right-of-way closures. Non-refundable plan review fees in accordance with Section 2- 272 of the City Code shall be paid upon completion of reviews and prior to issuance of all right-of-way closure permits. In the case of an applicant cancelling an application or the City cancelling an application due to the applicant becoming non- responsive and ultimately abandoning a permit application after plan reviews are completed, these fees will be applied to an applicant's account and must be paid in order to avoid being in violation of Sections 54-3 and 54-42 of the City Code. (4) A non-refundable public right-of-way usage fee for the partial or full obstruction by construction or maintenance related activities shall be the greater of the following, $595.00 or as calculated below: a.--$9.25 $0.30 per linear foot per day of sidewalk/curb/swale usage. LLI ( >IL--$0.35 IL40 per linear foot per day of parking lane usage.* IJU o >-= ��*This fee is in addition to fees payable under chapter 35 of this Code, as amended. co--$9.40 $0.45 per linear foot per day of lane closure or partial lane closure of traffic and auxiliary lane usage. fees shall be paid prior to permit issuance. c �. N {t (5)=:) A non-refundable fee for a temporary office, trailer, portable toilets, equipment or storage of materials, construction spoils, and/or supplies within the partial or full obstruction area shall be as follows: a. —$0.10 $0.15 per linear foot per day of sidewalk/curb/swale usage. b. --$0. 0.20 per linear foot per day of parking lane usage. c. —$0.20 $0.25 per linear foot per day of lane closure or partial lane closure usage. All fees shall be paid prior to permit issuance. (6) A non-refundable fee of $9.06 $0.10 per square foot per day of construction fence screen or construction windscreen containing advertising affixed to temporary construction fence located abutting the public right-of-way or in the public right-of-way. All fees shall be paid prior to permit issuance. City of Miami Page 16 of 28 File ID: 7634 (Revision: 8) Printed on: 612812023 File ID: 7634 Enactment Number. 13915 (7) All fees collected by the Department of resilience and public works, dot in accordance with subsection (e)(2), (e)(3), (e)(4), (e)(5), and (e)(6) shall be deposited in a rollover account to be known as the lane closure fund. This account shall be used for the Department of Resilience and Public Works for engineering support services, training, materials, and equipment related to right-of-way closures, and for public right- of-way maintenance and improvements. (8) Waiver of fees. The fees described in subsection (e)(4), (e)(5), and (e)(6) shall may not apply to the city or any other non -revenue generating , government or school district entity, or while construction, excavation, and repair work is being actively performed within the public right-of-way. The fees described in subsection (e)(1), (e)(3), (e)(4), (e)(5), and e(6) herein above may be waived or reduced by the city commission if the commission determines that such a waiver or reduction is in the city's best interest. (9) After_the=fact permit fee. For any public street or alley closure described in section 54- 3, performed without the required permits and inspections, quadruple the amount of all permit fees, application fees and inspection fees as described in subsections (e)(1) through (e)(6) herein. -'� N c=� w corn c— � c ARTICLE II. — CONSTRUCTION, EXCAVATION, AND REPAIR Qr Co m.. Sec. 54-42. &Gay bens. Permit required for disturbing, cutting into, digging up, drillin¢ boriliq under. or excavatina anv public street, swale. or sidewalk: cost of restoration: obstructdn of.n right-of-way. (a) Permit required. Except as provided in subsection (b) when any person desires to disturb, cut into, dig up, drill into, bore under, or excavate any public street, swale, or sidewalk, whether the same is paved or unpaved, or to cause the same to be done, application shall be made to the director of the department of resilience and public works for permission therefore. No person shall apply for a permit to perform or conduct work in the public right- of-way without disclosing in writing on the permit application form the person(s) on whose behalf such work in the public right-of-way is being performed or conducted. If such work is being performed by one (1) or more person(s) on behalf of any other person(s) for using, constructing, excavating, maintaining, owning or operating any type or manner of system, equipment, or device within the public right-of-way, then both/all persons must comply with all application and permitting requirements of the city. Failure of any person(s) to fully disclose his/her/their interest/participation/representation in the permit application or to fulfill all city requirements for issuance of the permit shall result in (1) an immediate revocation by the city of any excavation permit previously granted resulting in such permit becoming null and void (without the necessity of any further action, hearing or proceeding), or (2) issuance by the city of a written notice that such permit will not be granted, as the case may be, due to violation of this provision by the person(s) who applied for such permit. The city shall have the right to take all legal measures and seek all available remedies to enforce this disclosure provision. Except for applications for permits by non -revenue -generating government entities, no person(s) or those performing the work on behalf of any other person(s) may apply for and/or receive a permit if the person(s) or those performing the work on their behalf currently owe outstanding fines, debts, or delinquencies to the city City of Miami Page 17 of 28 File ID: 7634 (Revision: 8) Printed on: 612812023 File ID: 7634 Enactment Number. 13915 related to prior permits issued by the department of resilience and public works. If such outstanding fines, debts, or delinquencies are owed by those performing the work on behalf of another, then the denial of the ability to apply for and/or receive a permit shall be accompanied by a notice, mailed to the person(s) applying for the permit, notifying them of the outstanding fines owed by those attempting to perform the work on their behalf and stating the amounts owed. Such permit shall set forth minimal reasonable conditions, as permitted by law, necessary for the protection of property and personal safety, the restoration of the public right-of-way to a condition satisfactory to the city, and any on -going maintenance or reparations for un-repaired conditions or damages that may be required of the person(s) under the circumstances and extent of the work to be performed or conducted by such person(s) under such permit. Any violation of the conditions set forth or any violations under applicable law shall render such permit automatically null and void, without the necessity of any further action or proceeding. Such permit shall cover the length of time necessary and reasonable according to the type of activity involved. Additionally, unless otherwise provided by general law, any continuing use of the public right-of-way by any such person(s) shall require such person(s) to also enter into a continuing maintenance and restoration agreement, registration, or a franchise agreement, as applicable by Florida Statutes or the City Code, with the city, and to provide such continuing insurance and such continuing surety that may be required by the agreement or registration relating to such continuing maintenance and potential restoration. A permit application form will not be required to be submitted for multiple sanitary sewer laterals, water service laterals or water meters installed by the Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Department, if such multiple installations are combined into a single written request for permit to the director of the Department of resilience and public works. A request for multiple water and sewer installations shall be submitted to the director of the Department of resilience and public works prior to construction work and shall not require submittal of a surety for restoring the street or sidewalk as described in subsection(c). (c) Calculation of cost of restoration. Upon compliance with the terms of subsection (a) of this section, the director of the Department of resilience and public works shall calculate the cost of fully restoring the street or sidewalk to the condition in which it is found upon the filing of such application. The cost shall be calculated on the basis of the following rates: P�'e Foot Clearina and grubbing (removal of sod. shrubs, around cover Dlantinas. trees less than 4" diameter, rocks up to 50lbs each, topsoil/ -gravel surface up to 3" deep, and other non-structural improvements in the right-of-way) ..... $5.00/square foot ("SF") Asphalt removal (2" thick average) ..... 5.00/square yard a ("Sy") Q m Concrete removal (6" thick average) ..... 3.00/SF �,cn N Backfill ..... 15.00/cubic yard ("CY") CO n .°.� Eight -inch limerock base ..... 25.00/SY m cn �u City of Miami Page 18 of 28 File ID: 7634 (Revision: 8) Printed on: 612812023 File ID: 7634 Enactment Number: 13916 Permanent paving (asphalt concrete and rock base) ..... $ 2.75 30.00/SY 1" Milling and resurfacing (Superpave asphalt) ..... 14.50/SY Superpave asphalt (only) ..... 4--99 18.00/SF Stamped/color asphalt concrete (only) ..... 4-49 18.00/SF Six-inch driveway paving (plain concrete) ..... &.90 8.00/SF Decorative driveway paving (bricks, pavers, stamped/textured/color concrete, etc.) ..... 8-50 18.00/SF Six-inch concrete sidewalk (plain concrete) ..... 259- 8.00/SF Decorative sidewalk (bricks, pavers, stamped/textured/color concrete, etc.) ... 8.50/SF Six-inch reinforced concrete protective slab ..... 0-59 20.00/SF Decorative swale paving (bricks, pavers, lattice, concrete swale blocks, etc.) B50 15.00/S F sSod (St. Auqustine or Bahia) ..... 4-.W 4.50/SY Per7"� Linearr' r�t GIG ,3 G� C-1 wk,Yd Curb ..... $10.09 15.00/linear foot (°LF") rrt C = ;L: v' Valley gutter ..... 12.00 18.00/LF - a Go -^: c 711 �. Curb and gutter ..... 42.00 20.00/LF C Swale trench ..... 35 09-200.00/SY , Swale grading ..... 8.00/SY Exfiltration trench ..... 7-9.00 200.00/LF Solid Pipe up to 24" RCP, HP -PP, or dual wall HDPE with water -tight joints ..... 150.00/LF Solid Pipe > 24" .....200.00/LF minimum or at the discretion at of the Director of Resilience and Public Works City of Miami Page 19 of 28 File ID: 7634 (Revision: 8) Printed on: 6/28/2023 File ID; 7634 Enactment Number. 13915 Drainage structure (inlet, manhole, etc.) ..... 2,009.00 3.000.00/each Decorative iflUMiRatiae pedestrian lighting (fixture/pole/mounting) ..... 56,000.00 Roadway lighting (fixture/pole/mounting )... 12,000.00/each Street furniture (benches, waste receptacles, bicycle racks, etc.) ..... 500.00/each (d) Payment of amount of costs for restoration; issuance of permit, time for completion; consequences of failure to complete street restoration. (1) Whenever any individual, company, or agency applies for a permit for work requiring disturbing, cutting into, digging up, drilling, boring under, or excavating exsavat+en of a street, swale, sidewalk, or other public right-of-way, or easement, as required by subsection (a) of this section, the individual, company, or agency shall deliver to the director of the department of resilience and public works a bond or surety ay -in the form A�sa6h GF gepai:tmeRt payable to the 'Gipy in the amount of one and a half of the cost of the restoration as calculated by the director of the department of resilience and public works- and 6hall sign an aGGeptaRGe ef the teFIT16 ef the peffAit, and theFewpeR the '. FAe preSGF'bed by the . The bond or surety shall be of one of the following types. a. A site restoration bond written by an approved domestic surety. Except for bonds for a Wireless Service Provider as defined in Section 337.401(7)(b)(13), Fla. Stat., as amended, all bonds shall carry the name and address of a local representative, be for an initial period of one (1) year, and shall be automatically extended in increments of one (1) year until the permittee and the surety company are notified in writing of the acceptance of the street restoration and closure of the permit. A site restoration bond -ifor a Wireless Service Provider shall be time -limited to not more than 18 months after (� a -Itte construction to which the bond applies is completed and the Department of '--1esilience and Public Works shall accept the City's addition to any existing bond, .�r '-m�urance policy, or other relevant financial instrument without condition except as to _Consent to venue for litigation purposes (provided the same provides the required c*,J # amount of coverage). Cashier's check, drawn on a local bank, to be returned to the permittee on r C,bcceptance of the street restoration and closure of the permit. a CI' c. Irrevocable letter of credit drawn on a local bank, valid for an initial period of one (1) year, with automatic renewal in increments of one (1) year until the permittee and the issuing bank are notified in writing of the acceptance of the street restoration and the closure of the permit. (2) , as amended, The director of the Department of resilience and public works may establish written rules and procedures City of Miami Page 20 of 28 File ID: 7634 (Revision: 8) Printed on: 612812023 File ID: 7634 Enactment Number: 13915 to accept a blanket surety in the form of a bond or letter of credit for cost of the restoration of the public right-of-way or easement for recurring permit applications for utility companies and agencies that demonstrate a continuing large volume of permit applications. Additionally, any such blanket surety shall be subject to periodic review by the director of the Department of resilience and public works and shall be required to be adjusted as necessary to sufficiently cover the costs of restoration assessed to each open permit and permit application. (3) Upon receipt of the above -referenced surety, payment of the applicable permit fees, and completion of the appropriate application, the director of the Department of resilience and public works shall deliver a permit for the work, and shall determine when the work is to be completed, including restoration of the street, right-of-way or easement in accordance with the standards and specifications of the department of resilience and public works. The individual, company, or agency shall thereafter, and not before, be authorized to proceed with the work and shall complete the same within the time prescribed by the permit and applicable permit conditions. (4) Upon proper completion of the work by the permittee, as determined by the director of the Department of resilience and public works in accordance with the requirements of this chapter and other applicable codes, including the above restoration, within the time prescribed by the permit, the director of the Department of resilience and public works shall cause the amount of the surety to be returned to the person, company or agency to whom the permit was issued. (5) In the event that the permitted person, company or agency fails or refuses to complete the work, including restoration, within the time specified by the permit and/or applicable permit conditions, all payments, including the above -referenced surety., shall be deemed forfeited. The director of the Department of resilience and public works shall then be empowered to cause restoration to be done by contract, or by city forces, without regard to the status of the work sought to be done under the permit, and all costs thereof shall be payable by the permitted individual, company, or agency. If the required amount is not remitted within ten (10) days of written notice by the director of the Department of resilience and public works to the permitted individual, company, or T tgency, the forfeited monies shall be used to complete the work. Any costs in excess R C:D �O ;the available forfeited monies shall constitute and become a lien against the private zr-- RBI property if owned by said permitted individual, company, or agency, which adjoins `-jl�buts the street or right-of-way for which the permit was issued. Any forfeited CO J �� : nies remaining after restoration costs have been paid in full may be returned to the `� mittee if the reason for the delay has been due to causes beyond the control of the r.. mittee. Additionally,the director of the Department of resilience and public works N nay administratively establish and enforce written rules and procedures pertaining to :.the withholding of the issuance of new exsavatiea-permits to any individual, company, '`or agency that fails or refuses to complete the restoration work and obtain from the Department of resilience and public works depaFtFneR a final inspection approval within the term of the previously issued excavation permit(s) to said individuals, company or agency. (e) Indemnity, hold harmless., and insurance. It shall be a condition precedent to the issuance of any such permit that the City of Miami Page 21 of 28 File ID: 7634 (Revision: 8) Printed on: 612812023 File ID: 7634 Enactment Number. 13915 applicant agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the City, its officials, employees, agents, and, if applicable, its instrumentalities and each of them from and against all loss, cost, penalties, fines damages, claims of any nature, including expenses and attorneys' fees, and any and all liabilities by reason of injury to or death of any person, damage to, destruction, or loss to any property including the City, its instrumentalities, officials, employees, and agents arising out of or in connection with the performance or non-performance of the services contemplated by this permit/agreement which is directly or indirectly caused, in whole or in Part, by any act, omission, default, liability, or negligence, whether active or passive, of the applicant, its employees, agents, servants, or contractors, unless such act or omission is solely caused by the City, its instrumentalities, officials, employees, and agents. The applicant further agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the City, its instrumentalities, officials, employees, and agents against all liabilities which may be asserted by an employee or former employee of the applicant, or any of its contractors as provided above, for which the applicant's liability to such employee or former employee would otherwise be limited to payments under workers' compensation or similar laws. In addition, the applicant understands and agrees that except where caused by the negligence or misconduct of the City, its instrumentalities, officials, employees, or agents, the City shall not be liable for any loss, iniurv, or damage to any personal property or equipment of the applicant, its employees, agents, contractors, business licensees, or invitees placed on City property, and its instrumentalities, and shall be at the risk of the applicant thereof. The applicant shall be solely responsible for all activities and the installation and maintenance of traffic -control devices. The applicant shall ensure that adequate safety precautions are in effect at all times during the term of the permit. It shall be a further condition precedent to the issuance of any such permit for work to be performed in the public right-of-way that the permit holder(s) is/are jointly and severally responsible, at each permit holder's sole expense, for any damages regarding restoring the Public right-of-way to its original condition before installation of facilities. The indemnification shall survive termination of this Perm Wagreement. (1) Non-govemmental applicants: PFwOF tO the isswanGe of any surah peFFAit, UZ. wlimit _ ef ' it o Ica '_ - t., cn u ' a c� i. U. Gewwage(S) OF . Prior to the issuance of any such permit, the non -governmental apolicant(s) shall submit to the City a certificate of insurance for each non- governmental applicant in an amount not less than $1,000,000.00 per occurrence, $2,000,000.00 aggregate, and any endorsements thereto, including, but not limited to, premises and operations liability, contingent and contractual exposures, XCU hazards, City of Miami Page 22 of 28 File ID: 7634 (Revision: B) Printed on: 6/28/2023 File ID: 76U Enactment Number. 13915 personal and advertising iniury, products, and completed operations. In addition, the applicant hereby agrees to provide additional insurance requirements as required by the City, including but not limited to umbrella liability, or any additional requirements or endorsements as may be applicable, in connection with the scope of services contemplated by the vermit/agreement. The certificate must reflect primary and noncontributory lanquage and list the City as an additional insured. The certificate must also include coverage for all owned, hired, and non -owned vehicles with a combined single limit of $500,000.00 per accident also listing the City as an additional insured, and must further afford coverage for workers' compensation including waiver of subrogation subiect to the statutory limits of the State of Florida. The insurance herein required shall remain in full force and effect during the entire term of the permit. ;;Additionally, all such insurance for non -governmental applicant(s) shall be subject to -annual review by the City's Risk Management Department and the applicant shall be F..:r?s_uired to update as necessary to protect the City as set forth in this Section. �-u } { M.insurance policies required above shall be issued by companies authorized to do horsiness under the laws of the State of Florida with the following qualifications: LUe company must be rated no less than "A-" as to management and no less than M 4Zilss "V" as to financial strength by the latest edition of Best's Insurance Guide o ;.published by A.M. Best Company, Oldwick New Jersey, or its equivalent subject to the C" approval of the City's Department of Risk Management. Companies not meeting the above rating requirements shall submit proof of reinsurance from qualifying insurers having or exceeding the required rating criteria. Certificates of insurance shall contain thirty (30) days as to changes or modifications with notice to the certificate holder. (2) Govemmental applicants: Prior to the issuance of any permit, the governmental applicant(s) shall submit to the city a certificate of insurance or letter of self-insurance for each governmental applicant in accordance with and subject to the limitations as set forth in F.S. § 768.28. (3) Additional permit conditions: It shall be a condition precedent to the issuance, to both governmental and non -governmental applicants, of any permit for work to be performed in the public right-of-way that the person(s) applying for such permit shall provide to the city's department of resilience and public works a surety in such amount(s) and such form(s) asseptaRee acceptable to the director of the Department of resilience and public works to ensure that such work: (i) complies with applicable codes, (ii) is conducted and performed in a satisfactory, safe and professional manner, (iii) pertaining to the public right-of-way is restored or maintained as required by the circumstances and extent of the work under such permit and any continuing maintenance and restoration agreement. Furthermore, the permit holders are jointly and severally responsible, at each permit holder's expense, for any damages resulting from work performed or conducted under the permit and for any damages regarding restoring the public right-of-way to its original condition before installation of the facilities and for any damages regarding continuing maintenance of the public right-of- way. (f) Obstruction of the right-of-way. , A seearate permit shall be reauired pursuant to Section 54-3 for the Dermitted individual. City of Miami Page 23 of 28 File ID: 7634 (Revision: B) Printed on: 612812023 File ID: 7634 Enactment Number: 13915 company, or agency to obstruct or temporarily close any portion of the right-of-way. No person shall be allowed under a permit provided for in this section to excavate, dig up or obstruct more than two (2) adjacent blocks at a time, and the work on one (1) of such blocks shall be completed and the sidewalk and street pavement shall be placed in as good condition as existed prior to the work being commenced before such person to whom such permit has been granted by the city shall be allowed to begin work in a new block. (g) Supervision by the director of the Department of resilience and public works. All disturbances, digging up or excavation of streets, avenues, sidewalks, pavements, swales, or sidewalk pavements in the city shall be made under the supervision and direction of the director of the department of resilience and public works. Sec. 54-43. Permit fees for right-of-way or street excavation, sidewalk repair, paving or resurfacing of roadway, parkway or shoulder area, building line and grade survey, sidewalk construction survey, driveway construction, flume eXGaY , utility placement; underground utility service connection excavation, groundwater monitoring wells; permit renewal; after -the - fact permit, and inspection/reinspection fees; waiver of fees. (a) The permit fees to be charged by the Department of resilience and public works depaftFsen for right-of-way or street excavation, sidewalk construction or repair, paying roadway/parkway/shoulder area paving or resurfacing, building line and grade or sidewalk construction survey G„dwl seAstFpstiGR, driveway construction, flUFA9-ex avation, utility placement/replacement/repair/removal, underground utility service connection excavation, groundwater monitoring wells installation/abandonment/reestablishment, permit renewals, after -the -fact permits and inspections or reinspections, and any other work that proposes to disturb, cut into, dig up, or excavate any public street, swale, or sidewalk, whether the same is paved or unpaved, or to cause the same to be done within the city are hereby fixed as follows, unless the requirement of obtaining a permit or the imposition of a fee is prohibited by Section 337.401, Fla. Stat., as amended: (1) A non-refundable application fee of $50.00 and a non-refundable right-of-way assessment inspection fee of $50.00 shall accompany each permit application to the Department of Resilience and Public Works to be retained by the City regardless of action taken in the granting or denial of the permit. L214) StFeet eXGayatien Excavation permit: of $25:AO- a. t} 50 lineal feet or less ..... $325.00 b.- c,. Each additional lineal foot ..... 6.50 c. IDFY FUR Feview ef plans and 6peGifiGatieRG, UPGR Fequesti Point excavation each excavation .....295.002. ..... CO . � c� xa• k2) Sidewalk repair permit: r.r rn Q, City of Miami Page 24 of 28 File ID: 7634 (Revision: B) Printed on: 612812023 File ID: 7634 Enactment Number. 13915 a. 50 linea.Ir feet or less ..... 82.50 b. Each additional lineatr foot ..... 1.65 f4)_(3) Sidewalk construction permit: a. 50 lineatr feet or less ..... 252.50 b. Each additional lineatr foot ..... 5.05 L�L(4) Paving or resurfacing of travel lanes, parkway, or shoulder area permit: a. 50 lineatr feet or less ..... 308.50 b. Each additional lineatr foot ..... 6.10 LqL{5) Line and grade (curb and putter, sidewalk construction, and driveway approach) safuey permit, " , Man �euisw- '�1 a. 50 lineatr feet or less ..... 360.00 C] w b. Each additional lineatr foot ..... 7.20 �Q C N 2L(6) Driveway approach construction permit, each driveway ..... 115.00 3m CO o ..... 295.083 ..... 295.00 �3 , Cn 8) Utility permit: a. Utilitv placement/reDlacement/repair/removal (poles, sDlice pits. bore Dits manholes, handholes, drainage catch basins/inlets, pedestals, vaults, cabinets, etc. 1. First on a City block ..... $295.00 2. Each additional on same block, same permit .....29.50 b. Underground utility service connection from base building line to the utility located within the public right-of-way (water, sanitary sewer, gas, electric, telephone, cable television, communication) 1. Each connection..... 295.00 c. Underground utility installation (watermain, sanitary sewer main, gas main, electric, telephone, cable television, communication, or stormwater) 1. 50 linear feet or less ..... 325.00 2. Each additional linear foot ..... 6.50 City of Miami Page 25 of 28 File ID: 7634 (Revision: B) Printed on: 612812023 File ID: 7634 Enactment Number. 13916 d. Soft dig utility locates, soil borings, soil/asphalt/concrete core samples, or any other minor point excavations or borings 1. Each location ..... 295.00 e. Groundwater monitoring well 1. Each well ..... 295.00 ZqQ (9) Dewatering Permit Fees by days: 6 days or less ..... 520.00n 7-30 days..... 635.99 750.00 5; 1 31-90 days ..... 998-00 1,000.00 (10) Inspection fees: h r rn a. Stormwater:" 1. Stormwater Inspection permit fee includes initial inspection, during the excavation process and final inspection of a proposed stormwater management system in the public right of way ...$170.00 2. Pipe/Structure Bedding and Layout ... $160.00 3. SW System Partial Backfill and Compaction $160.00 4. SW System Final - Backfill, Compaction, Interior Mud Work. and Pipe Lamping $300,00 b. Dewatering: 1. Initial ... $160.00 2. Final ... $160.00 N w C_ X ni N 0 CO o M rn c. NPDES: 1. Field ComDliance Check (Proactive and Reactive InsDections) — 0.5 up to 1 acre ...$1,000.00 2. Field Compliance Check (Proactive and Reactive Inspections) — 1 acre and above ...2,000.00 3. Final — 0.5 up to 1 acre ...525.00 4. Final — 1 acre and above ... 750.00 d. Utility (water. gas. electric. teleDhone. communication. cable television. sanitary sewer 1. Initial inspection ...$75.00 2. Utility structure placement ...$75.00 3. Utility installation temporary restoration ...$75.00 4. Utility restoration limits determination ...$75.00 5. Utility final restoration ...$225.00 e. Reinspection fees: When additional inspection is required for work previous inspected and rejected by the Department of Resilience and Public Works, a reinspection fee will be required for each reinspection: $150.00 (11) (12) Permit renewal fees prior to expiration and reactivation fees of original permit: Ninety -day extension of permit fee expiration date ..... 11600 150.00 City of Miami Page 26 of 28 File ID: 7634 (Revision: 8) Printed on: 612812023 File ID: 7634 Enactment Number. 13915 A new application and reactivation fee shall be required for expired permits at a Late of 25 percent of the original permit fee, calculated at based on the current fee schedule. (b) Permit fees will be computed only for the primary item of work for which a permit is required. The fee collected will also cover items of work incidental to the primary item and all processing and inspection services rendered by the Department of resilience and public works dew. (c) Permit fees shall be paid in full upon completion of all reviews and prior to the issuance of the permit. The director of the Department of resilience and public works may establish rules and procedures to allow billing for payment of permit fees on a monthly basis for recurring permit applications for utility companies and government agencies that demonstrate a continuing large volume of permit applications. (d) With the exception of non -revenue generating government agencies, such as Miami -Dade County's Department of Transportation and Public Works, in accordance with Sections 54- 3 and 54-42 of the City Code, all permittees working in the public right-of-way must resolve all open violations, unpaid fines, and/or unpaid fees in order to apply for or receive any new permits. Leh(Q Upon receipt of a written request from a non -revenue generating government agency, such as Miami -Dade County's Department of Transportation and Public Works, $�nllit fees under this section may be waived, by the city manager or designee for roadway improvement projects by the Miami Dade GOURty PubliG WeFks DepaFtFn that are not a component of, or ancillary to the construction, maintenance, of repair, or restoration of revenue producing facilities in the public right-of-way. n(e)-This section shall be annually reviewed by the city commission at the time of adoption of the budget. Section 6. Chapter 62 of the City Code, titled "Planning and Zoning", is further amended in the following particulars:' o -n "CHAPTER 62 n eN nm cr PLANNING AND ZONING N M nr*a M ARTICLE II. — COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING o c-a Sec 62-12. Fee for inspections and examinations of plans for compliance with the pisigs of the city zoning ordinance and miscellaneous zoning fees. (h) Fees for review of legal documents for compliance with zoning and technical requirements including, but not limited to, unities of title, covenants, releases, and modifications shall be $75.00 per document. Department of Resilience and Public Works review .....$275.00 City of Miami Page 27 of 28 File ID: 7634 (Revision: 8) Printed on: 612812023 Fife ID: 7634 Enactment Number: 13915 ARTICLE VI. — ZONING AND PLANNING FEES Sec 62-22. Schedule of fees. (5) Temporary uses and occupancies permits. c. Interim parking lot permit: 2.Department of resilience and public works review ..... 295.00 525.00 Section 7. If any section, part of section, paragraph, clause, phrase, or word of this Ordinance is declared invalid, the remaining provisions of this Ordinance shall not be affected. Section 8. This Ordinance shall become effective thirty (30) days after final reading and adoption thereof.2 APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS: . I I tyt6ria-Vrde-z, ity Attor iey 7/14/2020 ria dez, City Attor iey 9/9/2020 v 6/22/2023 tyt6ria dez, Cify Attor iey z rrg C±1 2 This Ordinance shall become effective as specified herein unless vetoed by the Mayor within ten (10) days from the date it was passed and adopted. If the Mayor vetoes this Ordinance, it shall become effective immediately upon override of the veto by the City Commission. City of Miami Page 28 of 28 File ID: 7634 (Revision: B) Printed on: 612812023 G�TY pF'tJ' 2� �F. City of Miami Legislation Ordinance File Number: 7634 Final Action Date: AN ORDINANCE OF THE MIAMI CITY COMMISSION AMENDING CHAPTER 2/ARTICLE IV/DIVISION 4 OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, AS AMENDED ("CITY CODE"), TITLED "ADMINISTRATION/DEPARTMENTS/RESILIENCE AND PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT", CHAPTER 2/ARTICLE X/SECTION 2-289 OF THE CITY CODE, TITLED "ADMINISTRATION/CODE ENFORCEMENT/SCHEDULE OF CIVIL PENALTIES", CHAPTER 22.5/ARTICLE VI OF THE CITY CODE, TITLED "GREEN INITIATIVES/SOIL EROSION, WATERWAY SEDIMENTATION, AND AIRBORNE DUST GENERATION CONTROL", CHAPTER 54 OF THE CITY CODE, TITLED "STREETS AND SIDEWALKS", AND CHAPTER 62/ARTICLE II/SECTION 62-12 OF THE CITY CODE, TITLED "PLANNING AND ZONING/COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING/FEE," BY PROVIDING FOR RESILIENCE AND PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT ("DEPARTMENT") FEES FOR INSPECTIONS AND EXAMINATIONS OF PLANS FOR COMPLIANCE` WITH THE PROVISIONS OF ORDINANCE NO. 13114, AS AMENDED, THE ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA; BY PROVIDING_. FOR BOTH NEW AND ADJUSTED DEPARTMENT FEES RELATED TO THE.: PROCESSING AND RECORDATION OF PLATS, STORMWATER POLLUTkp PREVENTION PLANS, RIGHT-OF-WAY PERMITS, DEVELOPMENTAL REVIEWS, PROCESSING OF DEEDS OF DEDICATION AND QUITCLAIM DEEDS, AND FOR THE PROCESSING AND REVIEW OF OTHER DOCUMENTS CONDUCTED BY THE DEPARTMENT; PROVIDING FOR STANDARDS FOR INSURANCE COVERAGE AND INDEMNITY BY APPLICANTS IN CONNECTION WITH SUCH PERMITS; FURTHER PROVIDING FOR ENHANCED PENALTIES PURSUANT TO SECTION 162.09(2)(D), FLORIDA STATUTES, FOR CERTAIN CIVIL VIOLATIONS RELATED TO THE PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY; CONTAINING A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE; PROVIDING FOR AN EFFECTIVE DATE. drj 41 WHEREAS, Chapter 2/Article IV/Division 4 of the Code of the City of Miami, Florida, as amended ("City Code"), provides the fee schedule for the processing of covenants, construction plans, and recordation of plats by the Department of Public Works and Resilience ("Department"); and WHEREAS, Chapter 2/Article X of the City Code provides the schedule of civil penalties; and WHEREAS, Chapter 22.5 of the City Code outlines the City's environmentally -friendly initiatives such as the reduction of greenhouse gases by the City of Miami's ("City") vehicular fleet, purchase of environmentally preferable products, and construction and development requirements such as soil erosion, dust control, and Florida -friendly fertilizer usage; and WHEREAS, Chapter 54 of the City Code provides the fee schedule for the processing of right-of-way permits; and city of Miami Rio ID. 7634 (Revision: A) Rimed On: WI&2020 WHEREAS, Chapter 62 of the City Code provides the fees for inspections and examinations of plans by the Department for compliance with the provisions of Ordinance No. 13114, the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Miami, Florida, as amended ("Miami 21 Code"); and WHEREAS, currently, the fees referenced in Chapter 2, Chapter 22.5, Chapter 54, and Chapter 62 of the City Code do not sufficiently cover the average cost of City staff to perform the processing of said documents, permits, inspections, and related work; and WHEREAS, it is in the best interest of the City to amend Chapter 2, Chapter 22.5, Chapter 54, and Chapter 62 of the City Code to adjust said fees; and WHEREAS, the changes to fees in this Ordinance are related to and based upon the actual cost to the City for reviewing and processing the various approvals, permits, and other regulatory requirements as more specifically provided for herein; and WHEREAS, it is the intention of the City not to construe this Ordinance in such a way which conflicts with State law, including, specifically, Section 337.401, Florida Statutes, regarding permissible permit requirements and fees for certain communications providers; and WHEREAS, the modifications of civil penalties for violations of these Sections of the City Code are necessary to ensure conformity with State law; and WHEREAS, the City Commission finds that all new and adjusted fees in this Ordinance are reasonable and commensurate with the direct and actual cost of the regulatory activities described herein, including issuing and processing permits, plans reviews, physical inspections, direct administrative costs, and similar work; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. The recitals and findings contained in the Preamble to this Ordinance are adopted by reference and incorporated as if fully set forth in this Section. Section 2. Chapter 2/Article IV/Division 4 of the City Code, titled "Administration/Departments/Resilience and Public Works Department", is further amended in the following particulars:' "CHAPTER 2 71 r � ADMINISTRATION --S N w' iµJ fA ARTICLE IV. DEPARTMENTS =� r� N DIVISION 4. RESILIENCE AND PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT ' Words and/or figured stricken through shall be deleted. Underscored words and/or figures shall be added. The remaining provisions are now in effect and remain unchanged. Asterisks indicated omitted and unchanged material. City of Miami File ID: 7634 (Revision: A) Printed On: 9115/2020 Sec. 2-265. Same -Duty to establish minimum standards for public works. The director of resilience and public works is hereby authorized and directed to promulgate rules and regulations establishing minimum standards pertaining to the construction, improvement, repair, maintenance of streets, sidewalks, alleys, lanes, bridges, viaducts and other public highways, sewers-stormwater management system, drains, ditches, culverts, canals, streams, watercourses, seawalls, boulevards, squares and other public places and grounds belonging to the city or dedicated to public use or owned by the city as an easement or any other right of use whatsoever, and to establish, amend, publish and enforce uniform and comprehensive minimum standards, plans, drawings, specifications and control of the design, construction, development, improvement, repair and location of all public works under his/her authority, whether on or above or below the surface of the land or water, whether financed or constructed by any federal or state political subdivision or private person, firm or corporation. Sec. 2-266. Functions of department -Generally. The functions of the Department of resilience and public works depar#AAeAt shall include the permitting, oversight, inspection, management, and supervision of all public works, including those public works projects carried on in the public right-of-way, right-of-way permitting, transit and mobility functions, and all duties and functions heretofore a part of the department of engineering and the division of streets, bridges and sewers heretofore a part of the department of public service. These functions and duties are hereby transferred to the Department of resilience and public works depaFtmeAt-and shall be carried on by such department. Sec. 2-268. Fee for preparation of documents containing covenants to run with the lari, ri - of -way dedication deeds, quitclaim deeds, waiver of fee; fee for preparation of docLatts c allowing the use of public right-of-way by private entities; recording fee. .< oa 0 CO M wry -�a (b) Except as more specifically described in this Section, € for the preparation amkoce--Bsing M of legal documents, including, but not limited to, subdivision improvement bonds andPold" harmless agreements, quitclaim deeds with the City as grantor, and any agreement allow] the use of public right-of-way by private entities, excluding permits, a fee of $2,750.90 2'800.00 shall be collected by the director of resilience and public works. () For the preparation and processing of a right-of-way dedication deed, the fee shall be as follows: 1. Properties that receive a homestead exemption pursuant to Article VI I. Section 6(a) of the Florida Constitution with the right-of-way being enlarged by the dedication not part of the County or State road system ... $0.00 2. All other properties ... 1,125.00 W u In addition to the above fees, the party proffering the legal document shall also pay the recording fee, as established by the state. Sec. 2-269. Checking and recording plats and alley closures or vacations -Fee schedule; waiver of fee. City of Miami File ID: 7634 (Revision. A) Pdnfed On: AHS 2020 (a) The fees to be charged by the resilience and public works department for platting determinations, processing tentative plats, reviewing and processing certain platting exception approvals, and recording plats submitted for approval of the city, including the inspection of the permanent reference monuments set in the field, are hereby fixed as follows: (1) Platting determination. Platting determination or determination on folio separation .....$695. )Q- 950.00 (2) Platting exception submittal pursuant to Section 55-10(c) of the City Code ..... 975.00 (2-Q3 Recording plat. a. Te aesery For submittal of tentative plat without closure and vacation/release of one or more rights) -of -way or easement(sappkabGR .....4,800.003,200.00 b. For submittal of tentative plat with closure and vacation/release of one or more right(s)-of-way or easement(s) ..... 5,000.00 leg. For resubmissiei} resubmittal of tentative plat cv for an extension of time ..... 090-.W2,400.00 III, — .r "— y� sd. For fesubmissier} resubmittal of tentative plat by different owner U .....900.0)2,400.00 w iU cD LtlL,_ =CIde. For fesubmissiea resubmittal of tentative plat with new boundary without C) -',-closure and vacation/release of one or more ri4ht(s)-of-way or easement(s) --� �.�5 .....900.003,200.00 CV N f. For resubmittal of tentative plat with new boundary with closure and vacation/release of one or more right(s)-of-way or easement(s) ..... 5,000.00 eg. To accompany final plat when submitted for recording .....2,500:503,700.00 (34) Extending subdivision improvement time limit. For each time limit extension granted for completion of subdivision improvements required in conjunction with a recorded plat .....295.00 or, five percent 5L%lof the subdivision improvement bond amount, whichever is greater. (b) The processing fees required by subsection (a) may be waived for governmental entities and agencies. (c) The fees to be charged for an expedited review for processing teafaWe-final plats and recording plats submitted for approval of the city, including inspection of the permanent reference monuments set in the field, are fixed as follows*: Final plat review expedite fee (in addition to final plat submittal fee): List of requirements Base fee $250.00 Plus fee per tract/lot ..... $100.00 City of Miami File ID: 7&U (Revision: A) Printed On: Wl&2020 Molar review Base fee $1,000.00 Plus fee per tractllot ..... 500.00 Expedited review is within the sole discretion of the Director of Resilience and Public Works to authorize, subject to staff availability. (d) Fees to be charged pursuant to subsections 55-15(i) and 55-150) providing for an alternative method for the closure or vacation of alleys which abut parcels of land zoned solely residential. Application fee ..... $525.9 )$2,000.00 Recording fee ....."` Publication fee ....."` Vacation and alley closure fee pursuant to subsection 62-156(6) .....Not applicable "` These fees shall be determined contingent upon fees charged by the newspaper and Miami - Dade County recorder's office at time of publication and recordation. (e) Notwithstanding the above, combined resubmittal, tentative plat, and final plat fees pursuant to Section 2-269(a)(3) to be charged for a plat consisting solely of property or properties that receive a homestead exemption(s) pursuant to Article VII, Section 6(a) of the Florida Constitution shall not exceed ..... $1,800 (f) Fees to be charged pursuant to Subsection 55-15(e) providing for an alternate method for the closure or vacation of a platted easement ..... $2,000.00 (g) Fees to be charged pursuant to Subsection 55-150) providing for an alternate method for the closure or vacation of emergency access easement ..... $2,000.00 (h) Fees to be charged pursuant to Subsection 54-4.1(b) providing for a release of tr*lht w easement reservation ..... $2,000.00 c-jrra _< M �H .MI N co M 3� C7 Sec. 2-272. stien planfl-Plan s�eskiag review fee. � ry (a) The fees to be charged by the Department of resilience and public works A -fit for processing and sbeskieviewing private development.GenstFuGtien plans submitted for approval of the city are hereby fixed as follows: (1) Fence, wall, slab, or sign .....$50.00 (2) Underground tank perms .....155.00 (3) Single-family or duplex residential construction, reconstruction, remodeling, renovation, repair, or addition pewit .....268.00 (4) Multi -family residential and all nonresidential construction, reconstruction, remodeling, renovation, repair, or addition pe: City of Miami Pile ID: 7&U (Revislon: A) Printed On: W152020 New multi -family residential (<% acre) .....940.00 New commercial (<% acre) .....1,043.00 New multi -family residential (2%2 acre and <1 acre) .....1,520.00 New commercial (zM acre and <1 acre) .....1,650.00 Large development (residential/commercial z1 acre) .....2,775.00 (5) Subdivision improvement engineering plan ..... 1,800.00 (6,) Review and marking of Base Building Line On signed/sealed Boundary Survey ..... 125.00 For Planning/Zoning applications ..... 250.00 (77) Underground utility installation ..... 295.00 (88) Underground utility service connection, utility structure placement ..... 75.00 (9) Monitoring wells, soil borings, coring/sampling, utility locates, minor non -utility excavations ..... 350.00 (10) Building construction/maintenance (scaffolding, crane, dumpster)..... 225.00 75.00 - ; w � (12) As -built plan —o C= ni a. Stormwater..... 650.00 nrn °dIrn C b. Line and grade, pavement, sidewalk, curb, and gutter ..... 375.00 ---<4 H lid r� c. Underground utilities .....650.00 r d. Above ground utilities..... 375.00 e. Non-standard improvements (pavers, lighting, irrigation, tree grates, etc.) ..... 350.00 (13) Dry Run plan a. Stormwater..... 300.00 b. Line and grade, pavement, sidewalk, curb, and gutter ...... 300.00 c. Underground utilities ..... 300.00 d. Aboveground utilities..... 200.00 CRY of Miami File ID. 7&W (Revlalon. A) Printed On. WI"020 e. Non-standard improvements (pavers, lighting, imyation, tree grates, etc.) ..... 175.00 (b)The fees to be charged by the department of resilience and public works for processing and reviewing plans for work in the right-of-way that is not related to a private development submitted for approval of the city are hereby fixed as follows: (1) Underground utility installation ..... $295.00 (2) Underground utility service connection, utility structure placement ..... 75.00 (3) Monitoring wells, soil borings, coring/sampling, utility locates, minor non -utility excavations ..... 350.00 (4) Street construction (sidewalk repair, sidewalk construction, curb and gutter, roadway paving, roadway resurfacing) ..... 195.00 (5) Building construction/maintenance (scaffoldina, crane. dumpster) ..... 225.00 ( ) Right-of-way closure (temporary traffic control, temporaryy construction fence)..... 75.00 (7) As -built plan *� c- nr c a. Stormwater..... 650.00 nCO c. Underground utilities ..... 650.00 =-< Ci w d. Aboveground utilities..... 375.00 r N e. Non-standard improvements (pavers. liahtina, irriaation. tree arates. etc.) ..... 350.00 (8) Dry Run plan a. Stormwater ..... 300.00 b. Line and arade. pavement. sidewalk. curb. and autter ...... 300.00 c. Underground utilities ..... 300.00 d. Aboveground utilities ..... 200.00 e. Non-standard improvements (pavers, liahtina, irrigation, tree orates, etc.) ..... 175.00 (bg) Expedited plan review service for special projects. A "special project" is defined as a project having a development order, or any other project as determined by the city manager, or designee, as having special interest to the city. The services will cover the CHy of Miami File ID: 7&W (Revision: A) Printed On: 811&W20 Z� raw.. resilience and public works department expedited review and shall be in addition to any and all other applicable permit fees. Outside source review will be the preferred method. Outside source review fee: Actual cost plus 15 percent* *Fifteen percent is the administrative fee to cover the cost of processing. In-house review fee not to exceed four hours: $350.00 (sd) The fee required under this section may be waived by the director of resilience and public works for governmental entities and agencies. Section 3. Chapter 2/Article X/of the City Code, titled "Administration/Code Enforcement", is further amended in the following particulars: ARTICLE X — CODE ENFORCEMENT --''.� N c-:.., C-)O * * * Ifs 0 Sec. 2-829. Schedule of civil penalties. o= 00 CITY CODE OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA, AS AMENDED y M Code Section Description of Violation Civil Penalty Unlawful discharge of petroleum products into $24&80500.00 or as determined 49-2 C stormwater management system sa ita9 by the City Manager plus costs as determined by the City Manager or designee seweF6' 525.00500.00 or as determined by 49-3 Unlawful discharge of human excreta. the City Manager plus costs as determined by the City Manager or designee Unlawful discharge of wastewater from 240.00500.00 or as determined by 49-4 construction excavation into city stormwater the City Manager plus costs as management systemsewef. determined by the City Manager or designee Discharge or dumping of septic tank contents into 525. 00500.00 or as determined by 49-5 city stormwater management systemstoFm of the City Manager plus costs as determined by the City Manager or designee sanitaFy sewefs Failure to obtain permit to obstruct street, or 262.50500.00 or as determined by 54-3 sidewalk or impede traffic or failure to pay usage the City Manager plus costs as fee. Daily usage fee will be required to be paid in determined by the City Manager or designee addition to payment of the applicable penalty 54-3 Failure to comply with conditions set forth by such 262.50250.00plus costs as City of Miami Fife ID: 7634 (Revision: A) Printed On: 911512020 permit, each violation. determined by the City Manager or designee 262:50250.00 plus costs as 54-8 Unlawful use of street or sidewalk for advertising determined by the City Manager or or display purposes. designee 252.59250.00 plus costs as 54-8 Failure to obtain permit for lawful advertising or determined by the City Manager or display in the public right-of-way. p y pdesignee 262.50250.00 plus costs as 54-9 Placing signs on street or sidewalk surface. determined by the City Manager or designee 54-12 Placing glass or other injurious substances on 52.50 streets. Failure to remove utility facilities to permit 52.58250.00plus costs as 54-14 improvement of streets. determined by the City Manager or designee Failure to notify public works 24 hours prior to 5250250.00 plus costs as 54-41 commencing construction. determined by the City Manager or designee 210.00500.00 or as determined by 54-42 Disturbing, cutting, digging or excavating any the City Manager plus costs as determined by the City Manager or portion of the public right-of-way without a permit. designee - 52.50250.00 plus costs ash'? Failure to construct sidewalk with standard 54-44 material. determined by the City Manager or designee 52.plus costs as 00 50250.� Failure to obtain approval of location and 54-47 construction of driveway. determined by the City Manager or designee 495.90500.00 or as determined by 54-48 Refusing to allow inspection. the City Manager plus costs as determined by the City Manager or j designee 240 A0500.00 or as determined by the City Manager plus costs as 54-48 Failure to comply with stop work order. determined by the City Manager or designee 52.60500.00 or as determined by 54-51 Failure to obtain proper street grade and lines. the City Manager plus costs as determined by the City Manager or designee Failure to lay sewers, water and gas mains, 210.00250.00 plus costs as 54-52 telephone and electrical conduits prior to street determined by the City Manager or designee improvements. Allowing sidewalks to remain in dangerous 52.50500.00 or as determined by 54-54 condition. the City Manager plus costs as determined by the City Manager or City of Miami File ID: 7634 (Revision: A) Printed On: 9/1&2020 designee I 54-56 Failure to construct, reconstruct, or repair the 262-.N250.00 plus costs as determined by the City Manager or street improvements. designee 54-57 Obstructing streets or sidewalks with trash lumber 52.50250.00 plus costs as determined by the City Manager or or other obstructions. designee Failure to obtain proper permits or authorization 52.50500.00 or as determined by 54-86 for placement of a bench or a shelter upon public the City Manager plus costs as right-of-way. determined b the he City Manager or designee 52�0500.00 or as determined by 54-91 Failure to maintain proper clearances for the City Manager plus costs as placement of a bus bench or shelter. determined by the City Manager or designee Failure to properly maintain a bench and/or 52.50250.00 plus costs as 54-92 shelter. determined by the City Manager or designee 52.50500.00 or as determined by 54-93 Failure to comply with bench and/or shelter size the City Manager plus costs as requirements. determined by the City Manager or designee i Failure to properly display name/address, and 52.50 plus costs as determined by 54-94 local telephone number of bench and/or shelter 9.=--�-�— the City Manager or des�gn company.� 54-132 Failure to properly affix numbering to building as 105.00plus costs as dWrrrit6ed i required. by the City lVlanager.--Gr-:ljesi99ee ,n Unlawful placement of any sign designating - s 54-134 street, avenue or other public place by a different 52.50500.00 or as dWteiirnirt it by name than by which it is generally and legally the Ci Manager = o known. rq= 52.50500.00 or as determined by 54-135 Defacing or removal of any street signs posted in the City Manager plus costs as the city. determined by the City Manager or designee Unlawful construction or installation of an 210.00500.00 or as determined by 54-193 encroachment within the dedicated right-of-way or the City Manager plus costs as within the undedicated right-of-way. determined by the City Manaaer or designee 525.00500.00 or as determined by 54-221 Operating a sidewalk cafe without a permit. the City Manager plus costs as determined by the City Manager or designee Placing, maintaining, or operating newsrack on 62 50250.00 plus costs as 54-263 any public right-of-way without a permit. determined by the City Manager or designee 54-266 1 Installation, use and/or maintenance of QIM250.00 plus costs as City of Miami File ID. 7634 (Revision. A) Printed On: 911512020 ,nonconforming newsracks. determined by the City Manager or designee Allowing a newsrack to remain in a state of 52�9250.00 plus costs as 54-268 abandonment. determined by the City Manager or designee Failure to telecommunications 526.00500.00 or as determined by the City Manager costs 54-300 obtain permit plus as agreement. determined by the City Manager or designee 54-309 GOFnFneRGeFneRt Of I 52�9 ' i i Section 4. Chapter 22.5/Article VI of the City Code, titled "Green Initiatives/Soil Erosion, Waterway Sedimentation, and Airborne Dust Generation Control", is further amended in the following particulars:' "CHAPTER 22.5 GREEN INITIATIVES t ARTICLE VI. SOIL EROSION, WATERWAY SEDIMENTATION, AND AIRBORNE DUST GENERATION CONTROL Sec. 22.5-127. Administrative fee. As a condition precedent to the issuance of any resilience and public works, zoning, planning, building, or demolition permit for a construction project which will disturb 0.5 acres or more of soil, the applicant shall pay the city a stormwater utility fee of $295-00595.00. All fees and fines generated as a result of this article shall be deposited into the stormwater utility fee account in the general fund for the stormwater management system and shall be used to administer this program and to further the city's efforts prevent pollution of stormwater systems. t t„ Section 5. Chapter 54 of the City Code, titled "Streets and Sidewalks", is further amended in the following particulars:' ,,.: Tc "CHAPTER 54 co STREETS AND SIDEWALKS c' ARTICLE I. IN GENERAL City of Miami File ID: 7&U (Revision: A) Printed On: 91152020 Sec. 54-3. Permit required for work that obstructs or closes a street, sidewalk, or impedes traffic; fees; waiver of fees. (a) Scope. No person shall perform or conduct any work in the public right-of-way,-.uGb-as (any work including, but not limited to, digging, drilling, repaving, installing or maintaining utilities, etc.), which obstructs, closes, or causes to be obstructed or closed, any street, sidewalk, or any other part of the public right-of-way in this city, or which impedes the general movement of vehicular or pedestrian traffic, without first having obtained a permit approved by the police department, the Department of resilience and public works department, the off-street parking department, the risk management department, the neighborhood enhancement team department, and the tFan6peFtatien GAG8 the transit and mobility division. After approval by the departments of police, resilience and public works, off-street parking, risk management, neighborhood enhancement team and the tfaaspeeffise the transit and mobility division, the city manager, or designee, shall issue a permit. No person shall apply for a permit to perform or conduct work in the public right-of-way without disclosing in writing on the permit application form the person(s) on whose behalf such work in the public right-of-way is being performed or conducted. If such work is being performed by one or more person(s) on behalf of any other person(s) for using, constructing in, excavation of, maintenance of, owning and/or operating any type or manner of system, equipment, or device within the public rights -of -way, then all persons must comply with all application and permitting requirements of the city. Failurt3 Of and', person(s) to fully disclose his/her/their interest/participation/representation in tWperWhit application and/or to fulfill all city requirements for issuance of the permit shatlI-reSult in (1) rn immediate revocation by the city, without the necessity of any further action, hearing; or proceeding, of any permit previously granted resulting in such permit becomifio,null 9d rn void, or (2) issuance by the city of a written notice that such permit will not ba.cgranted, as the case may be, due to violation of this provision by the person(s) who applkf for gbh permit. The city shall have the right to take all legal measures and seek all apt ilable, M remedies to enforce this disclosure provision. Except for applications for permits- by �n- revenue generating government entities, no person(s) or those performing the Wbrk�7a►r behalf of any other person(s) may apply for a permit if the person(s) or those performing the work on their behalf currently owe outstanding fines, debts, or delinquencies to the city related to prior permits issued by the department of resilience and public works, or due to performing_un-permitted work in the public right-of-way. If such outstanding fines, debts, or delinquencies are owed by those performing the work on behalf of another, then the denial of the ability to apply for and/or receive a permit shall be accompanied by a notice, mailed to the person(s) applying for the permit, notifying them of the outstanding fines owed by those attempting to perform the work on their behalf and stating the amounts owed. (c) Indemnity, hold harmless and insurance. r ■ rep �x�ssrr mil City of Miami File ID: 7634 (Revision: A) Printed An: WlWO20 Applicant agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the City, its officials, employees, agents, and, if applicable, its instrumentalities and each of them from and against all loss, cost, penalties, fines, damages, claims of any nature, including expenses and attorneys' fees, and any and all liabilities by reason of injury to or death of any person, damage to, destruction, or loss to any property including the City, its instrumentalities, its officials, employees, and agents arising out of or in connection with the performance or non-performance of the services contemplated by this permit/agreement which is directly or indirectly caused, in whole or in part, by any act, omission, default, liability, or negligence, whether active or passive of the applicant, its employees, agents, servants, or contractors, unless such act or omission is solely caused by the City, its instrumentalities, officials, employees, and agents. The applicant further agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the City, its instrumentalities, officials, employees, and agents against all liabilities which may be asserted by an employee or former employee of the applicant, or any of its contractors as provided above, for which the applicant's liability to such employee or former employee would otherwise be limited to payments under workers' compensation or similar laws. In addition, the applicant understands and agrees that except where caused by the negligence or misconduct of the City, its instrumentalities, officials, employees, or agents, the City shall not be liable for any loss, injury, or damage to any personal property or equipment of the applicant, its employees, agents, contractors, business licensees, or invitees placed on City property and its instrumentalities and shall be at the risk of the applicant thereof. The applicant shall be solely responsible for all its activities and for the installation and maintenance of traffic -control devices, if applicable. The applicant shah permit. It shall be a further condition precedent to the issuance of any such permit for work!o to be performed in the public right-of-way that the permit holder(, is/are iointly and .' severally res onsible at each germit holder's sole expense, for any damage r ar restoring the public right-of-way to its original condition before installation of facilities. he indemnification shall survive termination of this permit/agreement. (1) Non -governmental applicant(s). Prior to the issuance of any such permi , r non- governmental applicant(s) shall submit to the city a certificate of insurance iy e0 non -governmental applicant in an amount not less than $1,000,000.00 per occurrence, $2,000,000.00 aggregate, and any endorsements thereto, including, but not limited to, premises and operations liability, contingent and contractual exposures, XCU hazards, personal and advertising injury, and products and completed operations, arcs Iiq liability, Of . In addition, the applicant hereby agrees to provide additional insurance requirements as required by the City, including but not limited to umbrella liability, or any additional requirements or endorsements as may be applicable, in connection with the scope of services contemplated by the permit/agreement. The certificate must reflect primary and noncontributory language and list the city as an additional insured. The certificate must also include coverage for all owned, hired, and non -owned vehicles with a combined single limit of $1,000,000.09 500,000 per accident, also listing the city as an additional insured, and must further afford coverage for worker's compensation including waiver of subrogation subject to the statutory limits of the State of Florida aS F8qUiFed by FIGFida statute. The insurance herein required shall remain in full force and effect during the entire term of the permit. Additionally, all such insurance for non -governmental applicant(s) shall be subject to annual review by the city's risk management department and the applicant shall be required to update as necessary to protect the city as set forth in this section. All insurance policies required above shall be issued by companies authorized to do business under the laws of the State of Florida with the following qualifications: The company must be rated no less than "A-" as to management and no less than Class "W as to financial strength by the latest edition of Best's Insurance Guide City of Miami File ID. 7634 (Revision: A) P►inted On: 9/15/2020 g-ublished by A.M. Best Company, Oldwick, New Jersey, or its equivalent subiect to the approval of the City's Department of Risk Management. Companies not meeting the above rating requirements shall submit proof of reinsurance from gualifying insurers having or exceeding the required rating criteria. Certificates of insurance shall contain thirty (30) days as to changes or modifications with notice to the certificate holder. (2) Government applicant(s). Prior to the issuance of any such permit, the governmental applicant(s) shall submit to the city a certificate of insurance or letter of self-insurance for each governmental applicant in accordance with and subject to the limitations as set forth in F.S. § 768.28. (d) Temporary obstruction of streets and sidewalks. (1) Any permit issued pursuant to this chapter under this section may be revoked at any time for violation of the terms of the permit. The city manager or his/her designee may revoke this permit with justification. (2) The permit holder shall not locate a temporary office, trailer, portable toilets, equipment or storage of materials, construction spoils, and/or supplies within the temporary obstructed right-of-way. Such temporary office, trailer, portable toilets, equipment or storage of materials, construction spoils, and/or supplies may be allowed by the Department of resilience and public works depar#Faer t subject to a separate fee, subsection (e)(54), in addition to the fee for a permit for the partial or full obstruction or closure listed in subsection (e)(42). A violation of this section shall result in a fine of $262.50 $250.00 per day for each violation. (3) If the dimensions of the obstruction exceed the dimensions allowed by the permit, the permittee and the building owner shall jointly be assessed a fine equal to $262.59 250.00 per day for each violation, plus any appropriate additional fees for the obstruction. •-I (4) The permittee must provide a construction staging plan showing the locatio",' f lifMg equipment, if applicable, ingress and exit points, and a signed and sealed ' mei'$ from a State of Florida registered professional engineer in the slatestating that, no gher , suitable., onsite alternative exists.` oQ «d� (5) For purposes of this section, the following definitions shall apply: f 3:1& Construction fence screen is a light, flexible fabric bearing printed textap pie. -Torres M to give information and with edge grommets to facilitate attachment to a rigicHrame. w Construction windscreen is a visual/dust barrier composed of a flexible, aaioven fabric with edge grommets to facilitate attachment to a rigid frame. Temporary construction fence is used when contracting or planning to construct improvements on the premises and which facilitates temporary security and surety for the premises. (6) Subject to compliance by the permit holder with applicable provisions of the sign codes of Miami -Dade County and the city, the permit holder may affix a construction fence screen or construction windscreen containing onsite advertising to the temporary construction fence abutting or located in the public right-of-way subject to an additional fee listed in subsection (e)(6). The dimensions of the construction fence screen or construction windscreen shall not exceed the dimensions of the temporary construction fence, and shall comply with section 33-99 of the Miami -Dade County Code. The content of the onsite advertising shall be limited to pictorial and text information advertising the sale or rental of the premises, construction actually being done on the premises, or future construction to be done on the premises on which the onsite City of Miami File ID: 7634 (Revision: A) Panted On: 8H&2020 advertising is located. For purposes of this section, such advertising described in the preceding sentence shall only be onsite advertising. No advertising is allowed for goods, off -site products or services, alcoholic beverages, tobacco products or adult entertainment as defined by the city zoning code. Nothing in this section shall be interpreted to permit a sign where the sign copy does not pertain to the use of the property, units sold, or the sale or lease of the property on which sign is displayed and which does not identify the place of business as purveyor of the units advertised on the sign. A violation of this section shall be punishable by a fine of $250.00 per day for each offense under the provisions of chapter 2, article X of the City Code, and any other remedies as provided by law, jointly and severally, including, but not limited to, suspension or revocation of a CU, BTR, permit, or any other legal remedy as deemed appropriate by the city. The use of one remedy shall not preclude the use of another. (e) Fees. (1) A non-refundable fee of $120.00 shall accompany each permit application to the police department, to be retained by the city regardless of action taken in the granting or denial of the permit. (2) An non-refundable application fee of $59-09 $95.00 and a non-refundable initial inspection fee of $50.00 shall accompany each permit application to the Department of resilience and public works depaFtment, to be retained by the city regardless of action taken in the granting or denial of the permit. (3) A non-refundable permit fee of $325.00 shall be paid prior to permit issuance for all right-of-way closures. Non-refundable plan review fees in accordance with Section 2- 272 of the City Code shall be paid upon completion of reviews and prior to issuance of all right-of-way closure permits. In the case of an applicant cancelling an application or the City cancelling an application due to the applicant becoming non- responsive and ultimately abandoning a permit application after plan reviews are completed, these fees will be applied to an applicant's account and must be paid in order to avoid being in violation of Sections 54-3 and 5442 of the City Code. (4) A non-refundable public right-of-way usage fee for the partial or full obstruction by construction or maintenance related activities a. $0.25 $0.30 per linear foot per day of sidewalk/curb/swale usage. b. $9.35 $0.40 per linear foot per day of parking lane usage.* *This fee is in addition to fees payable under chapter 35 of this Code, as amenged. c. $9.49 $0.45 per linear foot per day of lane closure or partial lane closur _,4f triAc and auxiliary lane usage. <-,� All fees shall be paid prior to permit issuance. ..� (5) A non-refundable fee for a temporary office, trailer, portable toilets, equirTo�ll t o �[ storage of materials, construction spoils, and/or supplies within the partiafYg obstruction area shall be as follows: •• a. $9.19 $0.15 per linear foot per day of sidewalk/curb/swale usage. b. —$9.15 $0.20 per linear foot per day of parking lane usage. c. $0.28 JQ.25 per linear foot per day of lane closure or partial lane closure usage. All fees shall be paid prior to permit issuance. OW of Miami File ID. 7&U (Revision: A) Pr/nted On: 9/1SW20 (6) A non-refundable fee of $8 A6 $0.10 per square foot per day of construction fence screen or construction windscreen containing advertising affixed to temporary construction fence located abutting the public right-of-way or in the public right-of-way. All fees shall be paid prior to permit issuance. (7) All fees collected by the Department of resilience and public works, depaFtment in accordance with subsection (e)(2), (e)(3), (e)(4), (e)(5), and (e)(6) shall be deposited in a rollover account to be known as the lane closure fund. This account shall be used for the Department of Resilience and Public Works for engineering support services, training, materials, and equipment related to right-of-way closures, and for public right- of-way maintenance and improvements. (8) Waiver of fees. The fees described in subsection (e)(4), (e)(5), and (e)(6) shad may not apply to the city or any other non -revenue generating , -government or school district entity, or while construction, excavation, and repair work is being actively performed within the public right-of-way. The fees described in subsection (e)(1), (e)(3), (e)(4), (e)(5), and e(6) herein above may be waived or reduced by the city commission if the commission determines that such a waiver or reduction is in the city's best interest. (9) After -the -fact permit fee. For any public street or alley closure described in section 54- 3, performed without the required permits and inspections, quadruple the amount of all permit fees, application fees and inspection fees as described in subsections.(e)(1) through (e)(6) herein. a ti.,3 w C-) C N) ARTICLE II. — CONSTRUCTION, EXCAVATION, AND REPAIR -rip, rn Sec. 54-42. F=XGaYatiGR6..Permit required for disturbing, cutting into, digging up, drilling, bofhig under, or excavating any public street, swale, or sidewalk; cost of restoration; obstruction of right-of-way. (a) Permit required. Except as provided in subsection (b) when any person desires to disturb, cut into, dig up, drill into, bore under, or excavate any public street, swale, or sidewalk, whether the same is paved or unpaved, or to cause the same to be done, application shall be made to the director of the department of resilience and public works for permission therefore. No person shall apply for a permit to perform or conduct work in the public right- of-way without disclosing in writing on the permit application form the person(s) on whose behalf such work in the public right-of-way is being performed or conducted. If such work is being performed by one (1) or more person(s) on behalf of any other person(s) for using, constructing, excavating, maintaining, owning or operating any type or manner of system, equipment, or device within the public right-of-way, then both/all persons must comply with all application and permitting requirements of the city. Failure of any person(s) to fully disclose his/her/their interest/participation/representation in the permit application or to fulfill all city requirements for issuance of the permit shall result in (1) an immediate revocation by the city of any excavation permit previously granted resulting in such permit becoming null and void (without the necessity of any further action, hearing or proceeding), or (2) issuance by the city of a written notice that such permit will not be granted, as the case may be, due to violation of this provision by the person(s) who applied for such permit. The city shall have the right to take all legal measures and seek all available remedies to enforce this disclosure provision. Except for applications for permits by n o� �-revenue generating government entities, no person(s) or those performing the work on behalf of any other person(s) may apply for and/or receive a permit if the person(s) or those performing the City of Miami File ID: 7634 (Revision: A) Printed On: 911512020 work on their behalf currently owe outstanding fines, debts, or delinquencies to the city related to prior permits issued by the department of resilience and public works. If such outstanding fines, debts, or delinquencies are owed by those performing the work on behalf of another, then the denial of the ability to apply for and/or receive a permit shall be accompanied by a notice, mailed to the person(s) applying for the permit, notifying them of the outstanding fines owed by those attempting to perform the work on their behalf and stating the amounts owed. Such permit shall set forth minimal reasonable conditions, as permitted by law, necessary for the protection of property and personal safety, the restoration of the public right-of-way to a condition satisfactory to the city, and any on -going maintenance or reparations for un-repaired conditions or damages that may be required of the person(s) under the circumstances and extent of the work to be performed or conducted by such person(s) under such permit. Any violation of the conditions set forth or any violations under applicable law shall render such permit automatically null and void, without the necessity of any further action or proceeding. Such permit shall cover the length of time necessary and reasonable according to the type of activity involved. Additionally, unless otherwise provided by general law, any continuing use of the public right-of-way by any such person(s) shall require such person(s) to also enter into a continuing maintenance and restoration agreement, registration, or a franchise agreement, as applicable by Florida Statutes or the City Code, with the city, and to provide such continuing insurance and such continuing surety that may be required by the agreement or registration relating to such continuing maintenance and potential restoration. A permit application form will not be required to be submitted for multiple sanitary sewer laterals, water service laterals or water meters installed by the Miami -Dade Water and Sewer Department, if such multiple installations are combined into a single written request for permit to the director of the Department of resilience and public works. A request for multiple water and sewer installations shall be submitted to the director of the Department of resilience and public works prior to construction work and shall not require submittal of a surety for restoring the street or sidewalk as described in subsection(c). (c) Calculation of cost of restoration. Upon compliance with the terms of subsection (a) of this section, the director of the Department of resilience and public works shall calculate the cost of fully restoring the street or sidewalk to the condition in which it is found upon the filing of such application. The cost shall be calculated on the basis of the following rates: Per- mare Felt Clearing and grubbing (removal of sod, shrubs, ground cover plantings, trees less than 4" diameter, rocks�to 5Olbs each, topsoil/gravel surface mto 3" deep, and other non-structural improvements in the right-of-way) ~•4 r $5.00/square foot ( "SF") ..... C Asphalt removal (2" thick average) ..... 5.00/square yard ("SY") o� � Concrete removal (6" thick average) ..... 3.00/SF �� < :X-t M Backfill ..... 15.00/cubic yard ("CY") r _ Eight -inch limerock base ..... 25.00/SY Permanent paving (asphalt concrete and rock base) ..... $-,2.75 30.00/SY City of Miami File ID: 7634 (Revision: A) Printed On: 9/1&2020 1" Milling and resurfacing (Superpave asphalt) ..... 14.50/SY AsphaltiaceAsrete Superpave asphalt (only) ..... 4.50 18.00/SF Stamped/color asphalt concrete (only) ..... 4.08 18.00/SF Six-inch driveway paving (plain concrete) ..... &.90 8.00/SF Decorative driveway paving (bricks, pavers, stamped/textured/color concrete, etc.) ..... 8.59 18.00/SF Six-inch concrete sidewalk (plain concrete) ..... 2-.W 8.00/SF Decorative sidewalk (bricks, pavers, stamped/textured/color concrete, etc.) ... 8.50/SF Six-inch reinforced concrete protective slab ..... 3-559 20.00/SF Decorative swale paving (bricks, pavers, lattice, concrete swale blocks, etc.) ..... 8.59 15.00/SF sSod (St. Augustine or Bahia) ..... 4-.W 4.50/SY Per- I=k; arr 1GGC C n !\] M � N Curb ..... $19.00 15.00/linear foot ("LF") MC Valley gutter ..... 12.0918.00/LF COTI 6" Curb and gutter ..... 12.00 20.00/LF _T� Swale trench ..... 354)0-200.00/SY C., I ? F_ Swale grading ..... 8.00/SY r,n Exfiltration trench ..... 70.00 200.00/LF Solid Pipe up to 24" RCP. HP -PP. or dual wall HDPE with water-tioht ioints ..... 150.00/LF Solid Pipe > 24" .....200.00/LF minimum or at the discretion at of the Director of Resilience and Public Works ...... 260 Drainage structure (inlet, manhole, etc.) ..... 2,009.00 3.000.00/each Decorative ffillumonatmen pedestrian lighting (fixture/pole/mounting) ..... 56,000.00 City of Miami File ID: 7634 (Revision: A) Printed On: 9/1 &2020 Roadway lighting (fixture/pole/mounting )... 12,000.00/each Street furniture (benches, waste receptacles, bicycle racks, etc.) ..... 500.00/each (d) Payment of amount of costs for restoration; issuance of permit, time for completion; consequences of failure to complete street restoration. (1) Whenever any individual, company, or agency applies for a permit for work requiring disturbing, cutting into, digging up, drilling, boring under, or excavating excavation of a street, swale, sidewalk, or other public right-of-way, or easement, as required by subsection (a) of this section, the individual, company, or agency shall deliver to the director of the department of resilience and public works a bond or surety a-sefety in DepaFtment payable to the GOPY in the amount of one and a half of the cost of the restoration as calculated by the director of the department of resilience and public works , peffAit shall be delffiveFed to the app"Gant who shall theFeafteF, and net befeFe, be autheAzed te PFOGeed with the weFk, and shall Gemplete the same within the tiFne PF96GFibed by the permit. -The bond or surety shall be of one of the following types. a. A site restoration bond written by an approved domestic suretv. Except for bonds for a Wireless Service Provider as defined in Section 337.401(7)(b)(13). Fla. Stat., as amended, all bonds shall cant' the name and address of a local representative, be for an initial period of one (1) year, and shall be automatically extended in increments of one (1) year until the Dermittee and the surety company are notified in writing of the acceptance of the street restoration and closure of the permit. A site restoration bond for a Wireless Service Provider shall be time -limited to not more than 18 months after the construction to which the bond applies is completed and the Department of Resilience and Public Works shall accept the City's addition to any existing bond, insurance policy, or other relevant financial instrument without condition except as to consent to venue for litigation purposes (provided the same provides the required amount of coverage). b. Cashier's check, drawn on a local bank, to be returned to the permittee on acceptance of the street restoration and closure of the permit. 'T w the closure of the permit. (2) permit fer excavation in the street OF etheF publieFight -ef way or easemen+�re^ � F.S. § 266.05, as amended, OF Gasl;084 GheGk iFi the ameuRt ef Me times the rest of The director of the Department of resilience and public works may establish written rules and procedures to accept a blanket surety in the form of a bond or letter of credit for cost of the restoration of the public right-of-way or easement for recurring permit applications for utility companies and agencies that demonstrate a continuing large volume of permit applications. Additionally, any such blanket surety shall be subject to periodic review by the director of the Department of resilience and public works and shall be required to be adjusted as necessary to sufficiently cover the costs of restoration assessed to each open permit and permit application. City of Miami File ID: 7634 (Revision: A) Printed On: 9f1 &2020 X M 0 (3) Upon receipt of the above -referenced surety, payment of the applicable permit fees, and completion of the appropriate application, the director of the Department of resilience and public works shall deliver a permit for the work, and shall determine when the work is to be completed, including restoration of the street, right-of-way or easement in accordance with the standards and specifications of the department of resilience and public works. The individual, company, or agency shall thereafter, and not before, be authorized to proceed with the work and shall complete the same within the time prescribed by the permit and applicable permit conditions. (4) Upon proper completion of the work by the permittee, as determined by the director of the Department of resilience and public works in accordance with the requirements of this chapter and other applicable codes, including the above restoration, within the time prescribed by the permit, the director of the Department of resilience and public works shall cause the amount of the surety to be returned to the person, company or agency to whom the permit was issued. (5) In the event that the permitted person, company or agency fails or refuses to complete the work, including restoration, within the time specified by the permit and/or applicable permit conditions, all payments, including the above -referenced surety, shall be deemed forfeited. The director of the Department of resilience and public works shall then be empowered to cause restoration to be done by contract, or by city forces, without regard to the status of the work sought to be done under the permit, and all costs thereof shall be payable by the permitted individual, company, or agency. If the required amount is not remitted within ten (10) days of written notice by the director of the Department of resilience and public works to the permitted individual, company, or agency, the forfeited monies shall be used to complete the work. Any costs in excess .of the available forfeited monies shall constitute and become a lien against the private 4al property if owned by said permitted individual, company, or agency, which adjoins o `rlr-buts the street or right-of-way for which the permit was issued. Any forfeited ,ffwies remaining after restoration costs have been paid in full may be returned to the permittee if the reason for the delay has been due to causes beyond the control of the c PbMittee. Additionally, the director of the Department of resilience and public works N , jrtay administratively establish and enforce written rules and procedures pertaining to :#1ewithholding of the issuance of new e*sayatlen permits to any individual, company, agency that fails or refuses to complete the restoration work and obtain from the LDepartment of resilience and public works depaFtmen a final inspection approval within the term of the previously issued excavation permit(s) to said individuals, company or agency. (e) Indemnify, hold harmless, and insurance. It shall be a condition precedent to the issuance of any such permit that the employees, on the paFt of the rity, its effiGials OF empleyees. The applirsant shall ensure that adequate �pplicant agree to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the City, its officials, employees, agents, and, if applicable, its instrumentalities and each of them from and against all loss, cost, penalties, fines damages, claims of any nature, including expenses and attorneys' fees, and any and all liabilities by reason of injury to or death of any person, damage to, destruction, or loss to any property including the City, its instrumentalities, officials, employees, and agents arising out of or in connection with the performance or non-performance of the services contemplated by this permit/agreement which is directly or indirectly caused, in whole or in part, by any act, omission, default, liability, or negligence, whether active or passive, of the City of Miami File ID. 7634 (Revision: A) Printed On: 9115 2020 LLJ LU 0 ui w � I applicant, its employees, agents, servants, or contractors, unless such act or omission is solely caused by the City, its instrumentalities, officials, employees, and agents. The applicant further agrees to indemnify, defend, and hold harmless the City, its instrumentalities, officials, employees, and agents against all liabilities which may be asserted by an employee or former employee of the applicant, or any of its contractors as provided above, for which the applicant's liability to such employee or former employee would otherwise be limited to payments under workers' compensation or similar laws. In addition, the applicant understands and agrees that except where caused by the negligence or misconduct of the City, its instrumentalities, officials, employees, or agents. the City shall not be liable for any loss, injury, or damage to any personal property or equipment of the applicant, its employees, agents, contractors, business licensees, or invitees placed on City property, and its instrumentalities, and shall be at the risk of the applicant thereof. The applicant shall be solely responsible for all activities and the installation and maintenance of traffic -control devices. The applicant shall ensure that adequate safetyprecautions are in effect at all times during the term of the permit. It shall be a further condition precedent to the issuance of any such permit for work to be performed in the public right-of-way that the permit holder(s) is/are jointly and severally responsible, at each permit holder's sole expense, for any damages regarding restoring the public right-of-way to its original condition before installation of facilities. The indemnification shall survive termination of this permit/agreement. (1) Non-govemmental applicants: POOF tO the issuaAG8 of any SUGh P8FMit, the Ron for. ARM nen govemmental app"Gapt on an amount net less than / I 1 1 90 9 thWetG1 1 limit ef f 1 statute and whiGh shall prGv;de that said ;RsuFaRGe and aRy related FRainteFiame and -the Gity'S Fisk management depwtmeRt and the appli i# shall be Fequffired to update as . Prior to the issuance of any such permit, the non-govemmental plicant(s) shall submit to the City a certificate of insurance for each non - No Cm Cm ;;personal and advertising injury, products, and completed operations. In addition, the ,,.Aebplicant hereby agrees to provide additional insurance requirements as required by the City, including but not limited to umbrella liability, or any additional requirements or endorsements as may be applicable, in connection with the scope of services contemplated by the Permit/agreement. The certificate must reflect primary and noncontributory language and list the City as an additional insured. The certificate must also include coverage for all owned, hired, and non -owned vehicles with a combined single limit of $500,000.00 per accident also listing the City as an additional insured, and must further afford coverage for workers' compensation including waiver of subrogation subject to the statutory limits of the State of Florida. The insurance herein required shall remain in full force and effect during the entire term of the permit. Additionally, all such insurance for non-govemmental applicant(s) shall be subject to City of Miami File ID. 7634 (Revision: A) P►fnted On: 911512020 annual review by the City's Risk Management Department and the applicant shall be required to update as necessary to protect the City as set forth in this Section. All insurance policies required above shall be issued by companies authorized to do business under the laws of the State of Florida with the following_ qualifications: The company must be rated no less than "A-" as to management and no less than Class "V" as to financial strength by the latest edition of Best's Insurance Guide published by A.M. Best Company, Oldwick New Jersey, or its equivalent subject to the approval of the City's Department of Risk Management. Companies not meeting the above rating requirements shall submit proof of reinsurance from qualifying insurers having or exceeding the reguired rating criteria. Certificates of insurance shall contain thirty (30) days as to changes or modifications with notice to the certificate holder. (2) Governmental applicants: Prior to the issuance of any permit, the governmental applicant(s) shall submit to the city a certificate of insurance or letter of self-insurance for each governmental applicant in accordance with and subject to the limitations as set forth in F.S. § 768.28. (3) Additional permit conditions: It shall be a condition precedent to the issuance, to both governmental and non -governmental applicants, of any permit for work to be ,performed in the public right-of-way that the person(s) applying for such permit shall 'provide to the city's department of resilience and public works a surety in such ® — tnount(s) and such form(s) aeeeptaRse acceptable to the director of the Department of C2 o resilience and public works to ensure that such work: (i) complies with applicable > G6des, (ii) is conducted and performed in a satisfactory, safe and professional manner, lax OiiTpertaining to the public right-of-way is restored or maintained as required by the co trt~umstances and extent of the work under such permit and any continuing maintenance and restoration agreement. Furthermore, the permit holders are jointly -ate! severally responsible, at each permit holders expense, for any damages resulting $ s,*om work performed or conducted under the permit and for any damages regarding N r restoring the public right-of-way to its original condition before installation of the facilities and for any damages regarding continuing maintenance of the public right-of- way. (f) Obstruction of the right-of-way. in the event that the peFFnitted individual, A separate permit shall be required pursuant to Section 54-3 for the permitted individual, companv, or agencv to obstruct or temporarily close any portion of the right-of-way. No person shall be allowed under a permit provided for in this section to excavate, dig up or obstruct more than two (2) adjacent blocks at a time, and the work on one (1) of such blocks shall be completed and the sidewalk and street pavement shall be placed in as good condition as existed prior to the work being commenced before such person to whom such permit has been granted by the city shall be allowed to begin work in a new block. (g) Supervision by the director of the Department of resilience and public works. All disturbances, digging up or excavation of streets, avenues, sidewalks, pavements, swales, or sidewalk pavements in the city shall be made under the supervision and direction of the director of the department of resilience and public works. City of MIRMl Rio ID: 7634 (Rev/stun: A) Pr/nted On: 91/5/2020 Sec. 54-43. Permit fees for right-of-way or street excavation, sidewalk repair, paving or resurfacing of roadway, parkway or shoulder area, building line and grade survey, sidewalk construction survey, driveway construction, flume exGay , utility placement; underground utility service connection excavation, groundwater monitoring wells; permit renewal; after -the - fact permit, and inspection/reinspection fees; waiver of fees. (a) The permit fees to be charged by the Department of resilience and public works depaFtment for right-of-way or street excavation, sidewalk construction or repair, paving roadway/parkway/shoulder area paving or resurfacing, building line and grade or sidewalk construction survey sidewalk eenstFUstien, driveway construction, flUFA8 exGavataen, utility placement/replacement/repair/removal, underground utility service connection excavation, groundwater monitoring wells installation/abandonment/reestablishment, permit renewals, after -the -fact permits] and inspections or reinspections, and any other work that proposes to disturb, cut into, dig up, or excavate any_gublic street, swale, or sidewalk, whether the same is paved or unpaved, or to cause the same to be done within the city are hereby fixed as follows, unless the requirement of obtaining a permit or the imposition of a fee is prohibited by Section 337.401, Fla. Stat., as amended: (1) A non-refundable application fee of $50.00 and a non-refundable right-of-way assessment inspection fee of $50.00 shall accompany each permit application to the Department of Resilience and Public Works to be retained by the City regardless of action taken in the granting or denial of the permit. QM StFeet exGayatien Excavation permit: of $25.00 a. b-. 50 lineal feet or less ..... $325.00 b.-G Each additional lineal foot ..... 6.50 c. : _Point excavation, each excavation .....295.00 SO- lineal feet OF IeSS of exravRt*nn 12 -T "^ ti N Cj Q3) (2) Sidewalk repair permit: �"'�Q 0 a. 50 linealr feet or less ..... 82.50 nm Co b. Each additional linealr foot ..... 1.65 v � (,44L(3) Sidewalk construction permit: =C-, o a. 50 linealr feet or less ..... 252.50 r t b. Each additional linealr foot ..... 5.05 I; a(4) Paving or resurfacing of travel lanes, parkway, or shoulder area permit: a. 50 linealr feet or less ..... 308.50 b. Each additional linealr foot ..... 6.10 K(5) Line and grade (curb and gutter, sidewalk construction, and driveway approach) suFvey-permit, fevie�n� , a. 50 linealr feet or less ..... 360.00 b. Each additional linealr foot ..... 7.20 Clly of MIemI File ID. MU (Rev/slon: A) P►fnfed On: WfZ 20 a)-W Driveway approach construction permit, each driveway ..... 115.00 (8) Utility permit: a. Utility placement/replacement/repair/removal (poles, splice pits, bore pits, manholes, hndholes, drainage catch basins/inlets, pedestals, vaults, cabinets, etc. 1. First on a City block ..... $295.00 2. Each additional on same block, same permit .....29.50 b. Underground utility service connection from base building line to the utility located within the public right-of-way (water, sanitary sewer, gas, electric, telephone, cable television, communication) 1. Each connection..... 295.00 c. Underground utility installation (watermain, sanitary sewer main, gas main, electric, telephone, cable television, communication, or stormwater) 1. 50 linear feet or less ..... 325.00 2. Each additional linear foot..... 6.50 d. Soft dig utility locates, soil borings, soil/asphalt/concrete core samples, or any other minor point excavations or borings 1. Each location ..... 295.00 -ti ,-., e. Groundwater monitoring well c.)rrn L- 1. Each well ..... 295.00© Cl= CO (9) Dewatering Permit Fees by days: �m 6 days or less ..... 520.00� xa o 7-30 days ..... 635.00 750.00 �n 31-90 days ..... 980.00 1,000.00 �.. r (10) Inspection fees: a. Stormwater: 1. Stormwater Inspection permit fee includes initial inspection, during the excavation process and final inspection of a proposed stormwater management system in the public right of way ...$170.00 2. Pipe/Structure Bedding and Layout ...$160.00 3. SW System Partial Backfill and Compaction $160.00 City of Miami File ID: 7634 (Revision: A) Printed On: 9/152020 4. SW System Final - Backfill, Compaction, Interior Mud Work, and Pipe Lamping $300.00 b. Dewatering: 1. Initial ...$160.00 2. Final ... $160.00 c. NPDES: 1. Field Compliance Check (Proactive and Reactive Inspections) - 0.5 up to 1 acre ...$1,000.00 2. Field Compliance Check (Proactive and Reactive Inspections) - 1 acre and above ...2,000.00 3. Final - 0.5 up to 1 acre ...525.00 4. Final - 1 acre and above ... 750.00 sewer r_} C_ M 1. Initial inspection ...$75.00 cz -' 0 2. Utility structure placement .$75.0000 PO 3. Utility installation temporary restoration ...$75.00 4. Utility restoration limits determination ...$75.00 3-�c M 5. Utility final restoration ...$225.00 m.=. e. Reinspection fees: When additional inspection is required for work previously inspected and rejected by the Department of Resilience and Public Works, a reinspection fee will be required for each reinspection: $150.00 (11) (l-2) Permit renewal fees prior to expiration and reactivation fees of original permit: Ninety -day extension of permit fee expiration date ..... 11500 150.00 A new application and reactivation fee shall be required for expired permits at a Late of 25 percent of the original permit fee, calculated at based on the current fee schedule . (b) Permit fees will be computed only for the primary item of work for which a permit is required. The fee collected will also cover items of work incidental to the primary item and all processing and inspection services rendered by the Department of resilience and public works depaFtment. (c) Permit fees shall be paid in full upon completion of all reviews and prior to the issuance of the permit. The director of the Department of resilience and public works may establish rules and procedures to allow billing for payment of permit fees on a monthly basis for recurring permit applications for utility companies and government agencies that demonstrate a continuing large volume of permit applications. (d) With the exception of non -revenue generating aovemment agencies. such as Miami -Dade County's Department of Transportation and Public Works, in accordance with Sections 54- 3 and 54-42 of the City Code, all permittees working in the public right-of-way must resolve all open violations. unpaid fines. and/or unpaid fees in order to apply for or receive anv new permits. LeLA Upon receipt of a written request from a non -revenue generating government agency, such as Miami -Dade County's Department of Transportation and Public Works, R�ermit fees under this section may be waived, by the city manager or designee for roadway City of Miami File ID. 7634 (Revision: A) Printed On: 9H512020 improvement projects by the Miami Dade GGYRty PubliG VVGFkr,. DepaFtFn that are not a component of, or ancillary to the construction, maintenance, eF repair, or restoration of revenue producing facilities in the public right-of-way. fj(4This section shall be annually reviewed by the city commission at the time of adoption of the budget. Section 6. Chapter 62 of the City Code, titled "Planning and Zoning", is further amended in the following particulars:' "CHAPTER 62 PLANNING AND ZONING ARTICLE Il. — COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING Sec 62-12. Fee for inspections and examinations of plans for compliance with the provisions of the city zoning ordinance and miscellaneous zoning fees. (h) Fees for review of legal documents for compliance with zoning and technical requirements including, but not limited to, unities of title, covenants, releases, and modifications shall be $75.00 per document. Department of Resilience and Public Works review .....$275.00 ARTICLE VI. — ZONING AND PLANNING FEES Sec 62-22. Schedule of fees. (5) Temporary uses and occupancies permits. c. Interim parking lot permit: 2.Department of resilience and public works review ..... 295.00 525.00 w G� N) co r^— Section 7. If any section, part of section, paragraph, clause, phrase, or word of this Ordinance is declared invalid, the remaining provisions of this Ordinance shall not be affected. Section 8. This Ordinance shall become effective thirty (30) days after final reading and adoption thereof.2 2 This Ordinance shall become effective as specified herein unless vetoed by the Mayor within ten (10) days from the date it was passed and adopted. If the Mayor vetoes this Ordinance, it shall become effective immediately ueon override of the veto by the City Commission. City of Miami File ID: 7634 (Revision: A) Printed On: 9115/2020 APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS: t�lffrlaYVd—ez, Cify Attor I iey 7/14/2020 ria-IQVhdez,-'CiTy--Vftorry- -�- 919/2020 C.) ril =7j (71 c- 00 City of Miami File ID: 7634 (Revision: A) Printed On: 911512020