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HomeMy WebLinkAboutO-08961titiONANtt 1119 e 1 AN ?ORDINANCE EITAMMUNtl mita raft irn Mt 'or tint -MATED AMAg Air tHr an, 'OP MIAMI TAMA HAVANA COVIMUNtTY CENTER; CONTAININn A AttstALEA PfteMfglON ANb A tEVERAtttrIT CLIME. iT OADAINEt' tV tHt OM 1ON Pttry MIAMI, PtORIDAt 1/ SECTION 1 Paton for the uae of the following areas at the CITY OP MIAMI facility know' aa the LITTLE HAVANA COMMUNITY CENTEk are hereby established, which rates include normal janitorial service, air conditioning, normal house lights, and such other items that are available at the facility for use, as follows: a 8UILDINO "A" (i) LARGE AUDITORIUM (a) Performance $100 minimum charge for 4 hours or less $ 50 each additional hour thereafter (b) Rehearsals $ 25 each rehearsal for 4 hours or less $ 25 each additional hour thereafter (c) Insurance is required as set forth in Section 2 of the herein ordinance. (ii) CHOIR ROOM (3rd Floor).' (a) Non -tenants of LITTLE HAVANA. COMMUNITY CENTER S12.50 per hour - 2 hours minimum; or $50.00 daily - Insurance required as set forth in Section 2 of the herein ordinance. NOTE: Except for BUILDING "A" - LARGE AUDITORIUM and the NEW BUILDING - SMALL AUDITORIUM (2nd Level) use of all areas at this city facility is gratattoas for tenants of the LITTLE HAVANA COMMUNITY CENTER who have executed current lease agreements, subject to securing insurance, as required in Section 2 of the herein ordinance, if non - tenants are invited upon the premises of facility or if presence of non -tenants is reasonably anticipated. tr, WM' T, Mr, TS, Tr, rt, •••,, Rm. sTee. ent, TM, 1/ For those events where admission is charged, the fee shall be 10% of tic%et sales, after taxes, or the herein use fee, whichever is greater. 2/ Use of CHOIR BOOM rtuitu for oc-cup4ots of 13.UILIUNGS "A" anti "13", bg NEW IMMO tL) StilAt =MAIM 2nd tevel ta) Nonstenant@ $50 minimum charge for 4 hours or legn $25 each additional hour there- after or $75 daily - Inourante required ao met forth in Section 2 of the herein ordinance. $15 per hour - 2 hour minimum or $50 daily (c) Insurance is requited as se' forth in Section 2 of the herein ordinance. th) Tenant NOTE: Except for SUILDING "A" - LA AUDITORIUM and the NEW HUILDING - SMALL AUDITORIUM (2nd Level) US6 of all areag atthis city facility it gra- tuitous for tenantt of the LITTLE HAVANA COMMUNITY' CENTER who have executedcurrent lease agreoftentso subject to:securing insuranceas required in Section 2 of the herein ordinance, if non -tenants are invited upon the premises of facility or if presence of non -tenants is reasonably anticipated. (ii) CONFERENCE gooms (3ra & 4th Levels) (a) Non -Tenants $15 per hour - 2 hour minimum or $50 daily Insurance required as set forth in Section 2 of the here- in ordinance NOTE: Except for BUILDING "A" - LARGE AUDITORIUM and the NEW BUILDING - SMALL AUDITORIUM (2nd Level) use of all areas at this city facility is gratuitous for tenants of the LITTLE HAVANA COMMUNITY CENTER who have executed current lease agreements, subjec to securing insurance, as required in Section 2 of the herein ordinance, if non -tenants are invited upon the premises of facility or if presence of non -tenants is reasonably anticipated. Section 2. The insurance requirement referred to in Section 1 of the herein ordinance is more specifically set forth as follows: User shall provide to the City public liability insurance in the amount of not less than $300,000 per occurrence for bodily injury and $50,000 per occurrence for property damage. This will be at the cost and expense of the user. Said policy shall be written by companies authorized to do business in the State of Florida and must carry a rating of not less than A as to management and grade 10 as to financial strength, all in accordance with A.M. Best Iey Rating Insurance Guide. All policies written must name the City of Miami as an additional insured, The City may be able to obtain Sped I Evans Insurance for these events that meet certain prerequisites* she City, at its sole caption, may determine that the event qualifies for said Special Events Insurance, i£ so qualified, the user may comply with the insurance require- ment by obtaining said insurance through the City at thg usar'a eXpanse. Section 3. Raeagrvations, etas (a) Persons or organi ations wishing to use the above designated areas at the 'LITTLE HAVANA COMMUNITY CENTER shall be required to make a payment in.the amount -of $25, as a ndttrefuttdablei/ .cash deposit, 15 days froth the 'date cif netif:icatitin by the city that the requested date(s) have been reserved User must pay the City not less than 55% of the total use fee no less than 5 days prior to the reserved date(s), as well as provide insurance certificates as set forth in Section 2 of the here- in ordinance and copyright licences, if applicab1 , at this time. User must pay the City any remaining unpaid portion of the total use fee no less than 24 hours prior to the reservation date(s). (b) For those events where admission is charged, the user shall keep available in its office or such other place approved by the City Manager of .the City, true, accurate and complete records and ac- counts of all ticket sales transacted in connection with the event and shall give access to the authorized representatives of the City, during reasonable busi- ness hours, to examine and .audit such records and accounts. Final accounting and payment of all sums due hereunder shall be made to the proper City authorities as soon after the holding of each event as may be reasonably possible, and in no case shall be permitted to remain unpaid longer than three work- ingdays after the event, and in all cases shall be paid prior to the holding .of another subsequent event by the same user. (c) User must produce satisfactory evidence of the follow- ing, where applicable: (1) Compliance with all zoning ordinance requirements; (2) Compliance with all county and state health re- quirements; (3) Compliance with all city code provisions; (4) Compliance with federal copyright laws, rules and regulations, (d) Use rates do not include event personnel or support services such as policemen, firemen, ushering staff, ticket sellers and ticket takers, stagehands, spot-. light operators, musicians, projectionists, booth equipment and installing and dismantling electrical installations. WWWWWWWWWWWWWWwWwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwW,.wWWflwWWW_.-WWWWWWWfl_„_WWSW--WrWt-W 1/ If use of 4rea 4-& gratuitous, t)tis deposit will be refunded if reservation is kept. 896 1 Section 4 All ordinances, code section§ or parts thereof in conflict herewith* insofar a§ they are in conflict* are here- by repealed• Section S. if any tion, part of tection, paragraph, clause, phrage or word of this ordinance is declared invalid, the remaining provigiong of thig ordinance ghall not be affected, PASSED ON PIRST READING BY TITLE ONLY this ,2sth day of 1979, PASSED AND ADOPTED ON SECOND AND FINAL READING SY TITLE ONLY this ,.thii dal, of ,r 1979. ATTEST t PH G ONGIE# CITY CLE PREPARED AND APPROVED BYI Ol 1. tkoX' ROBhERT F. CLARK ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY PROV D AS, TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS NoX, CITY 1 ORNEY -4. . MAYOR I►�♦ �!'E!1!Il�1 v s ttinitonet Wets, Mrdffh, tided i edt*Pt Piet* V5(JN1,10 it4tt tittefe trr ufrtleritilted dtitdefify 0'01410184 8 'Brett Cliche?, -.voila lin esi'Mgt '!heIs 4ketittdrit "6ffetter ,r LL'geI Adeef isifig . dt ,.the 1iidm; 'Rdeiett dhd lSaIIp .Rt}c6r' . d Mahe (efil apt 5diur6dy, SuIBdy.ethd 6egdl `HOlfdayt) hew3pdtier, buBlishe`r� tlt Miari'in bade Cbuhfy , f=wide; thdt the .bdbY t8nthe1bethe Ltigal Atdve Se9n o Nde t M te of CM OF ? IAMI Re: Ord 8061 to the X X X X Court, was published In Said hewspaper in the'issuet,ot Ju1y -10, 1970 ATliant turfher says that 'the Said Miami Review • and belly'Pecbrd it a hewspaper publlthed at Miami, in Said bade Cbunty, Fiorlda, and that the Said newspaper hat heretbtore been tohtihUOUSIy published In . Said bade County, i lOrida, each day (except Saturday, Sunday and Legal Holidays) and has been entered as setohd c1aSs mail matter at the post office In Miami, Said'bade County, l=Iotlda, lot a period ot one yet next pteteding the first publication of the attached copy ot advertisement; and affiaht further says that she has Neither paid not promised any' person, film or totporation any discount, rebate, totnthissioh of refund for the fpur a of Securing this advertitemeht for publication the said hewspapet.. flll Sworn ckubicirlibedebefp iin .'this .day ot ...*j., Notts (SEAL) '4q, FLDRi�?A t.•�` My Commission expires Juir4thA91ia.tiit" t MRR•8b A.D.I14...g. i9y. q. ARtlujac' F.L16,A`Siate of Fjvr etc tiff OP !HAM', bADE tbtitiffk PLDR'iDA LEtivAL *ICE All ifiter@S1ed rI f tte Thilf 0 the'i tth dat ar July,'149;they tit1 tdrhttlietIbtVol 'Miami, EieMlda tailed 8hd adopted the talkie/Mg tilted ordiha'fite: to ulNMNtt NeS._ oel AN ORbiN'ANCE El AiLiSHilki 'RATES G THE .6SEOP b€SifiNATBD AREAS At THE tiff 6E `MIAMI 'LITTLE HAvANAroOMmuNitY. CENTi=Rr t6NTAININ6' k REP ALer PROViStON ANC( A SEVERABIL1Ty CLAUSE: RALfsH O. DNOIE . 'City CLERK City OE M'IAMI, FLOklbA Put:1110 ioh'ot 1hit Notice on the i8 day tit July MOi3 te M3 i7t82 O: Joseph R. Grassie City Manager Howard V. Gary, Director Department of Management an. ' dget 111 July 2, 1979 .IJJ=•�- Proposed Ordinance: Appropriate Proceeds from Hand Guns to Police Department Ordinance The Police Department reports that the City Commission adopted Resolution No. 79-313 on April 30, 1979 accepting the March 20, 1979 bid of Tamiami Distributors for the sale of 300 guns confis- cated by the Department of Police, at a total price of $24,390. At the same time, the Police Department is requesting that the proceeds from the sale of the handguns be allocated toward the purchase of the following equipment: 3 Microfilm Readers to replace obsolete Memorex Viewers currently used in Communications, Auto Theft and Special Investigation Sections @ $3,743 each for a total cost of $11,229. If this is approved, the balance of $13,161 will be used to purchase approximately 145 Smith and Wesson Model 64 Revolvers. The request for the microfilm reader is urgent inasmuch as Metro has converted to the Microfilm system and Metro's cassettes will not fit the Police Department's current readers. Attached is the proposed Ordinance appropriating the proceeds of the gun sale for the purchase of the required equipment. This legislation has been prepared for the July 11, 1979 City Commission meeting. /cl J+� p.tao. 7,/