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Home My WebLink AboutO-089123/2/79 AMENINENTlYl� r LtYH1VCE NO. AN ORDII4ANCE AM= SECTIONS 1 ANd' a OP OIMINANCE NO. 8858, AMP'I'hO SIMMER 28, 1978, ME ANNUAL TSONS FINANCE MR FISCAL YEAR ENDING DER 30, 1979, AS AWED, BY INCREASING ME APPROPRIATION FOR SPEC L PIOGRAMS AND ACCOUNTS, SOCIAL SERVICE PIIOGRAMS IN AN AMOUNT OP $7,088; ,AND BY INCREASING ANTICIPATE() =fu , PEDERAL REVENUE SWING FUND BALANCE .PIS= YEAR 77-78 IN SAI AMOUNT; FOR IRE PURPOSE OP PIND1143 A PUEI tO RIC',AN OPPORTUNIrt CENTER ENS POSITION FORMERLY SNIT BY CETA; COMINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVEMBILITY CLAUSE; AND DISPENSING WITH TIIE RE- .QUIRINENT OP REAI5ING SALE ON S AMIE DAYS BY A VOTE OP NUT tiAS THAN P3UR-PIPIIIS OP THE MINERS OF THE OMISSION, WEIREAS, the City Commission adopted Ordinance No. 8858 on September 28, 1978, establishing revenues and appropriations for the City of Miami, Florida, for the fiscal year endi tg September 30, 1979 and WHEREAS, Ordinance No. 8890, adopted January 18, 1979; estab- lished a new Trust and Agency fund entitled: "Social Service Programs - Fiscal Year 1978-79," and appropriated thereto an amount $552,180 for the operation of specific social service programs; and WHEREAS, additional funds in the amount of $7,086 are needed to provide funding for a Puerto Rican Opportunity Center employee position formerly funded by CETA; and WHEREAS, an amount of $7,086 is available in the Federal Revenue Sharing Fund Balance for FY'77-78 and can be appropriated into Special Programs and Accounts for FY'78-79 Social Service Programs for trans- fer to the aforementioned Trust and Agency Fund; NOW. THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF I`, FLORIDA: Section 1, Section 1, of Ordinance No. 8858 adopted September .28, 1978, as amended, is hereby further amended as follows: 1/ 1/ Words and/or figures stricken thou i shall be deleted, Under- scored words and/or fides constitute the amendment proposed, Me remaining provisions are now in effect and remain =hanged, Asterisks indicate omitted d changed material; All figures are rounded to the net dollar, qtitiOn 1, The ftliowtng apprOpriatiOfts Ire Made formutitioal operatiOns Of the City Of MiaMil florida fOr the fittal year 10A-70, intluiling the -payment Of Orin& tipal and interest on all General 'Obligation tonds, Departments, toards, and Offices Appropriation GENERAL FUND * * Special Program and Atcounts $-4100102g SIO7509.0.00,611 TOTAL GENERAL FUND $44102184 $OS92 TOTAL GENERAL OPERATING APPROPRIATIONS P4-012;g1;gg S1:124SA.6.69 * * * , TOTAL OPERATING APPROPRIATIONS $422124.030- $122,1928,AW Section 2. Section 6 of Ordinance No. 8858, adopted September 28, 1978, ag amended, is hereby further amended as followst, "Section 6. The above appropriations are made based on the following sources of revenues for the 1978-79 fiscal year. * GENERAL FUND * * Sources other than Ad Valorem Tax * * * * Federal Revenue Sharing Fund Balance FY 1977-78 * * TOTAL GENERAL FUND * Revenue $-58v54114-11-5M $ 58,524,191 3/ * * * -0- $ 197,086 * $9475921890 $101,509,976 TOTAL GENERAL OPERATING REVENUES $14912g87683 $119,245,669 TOTAL OPERATING REVENUES SW219247867 $122,928,953 1/ The amount of $7,086 will fund a Puerto Rican Opportunity Center employee position formerly funded by CETA, 2/ Words and/or figures stricken through shall be deleted, Underscored words and/or figures constitute the amendment proposed. The remaining Provisions are now in effect and remain unchanged. Asterisks indicate omitted and unchanged material, All figures are rounded to the next dollar, 3/ These figures transfer an amount of $190.000 from FR$477-78 fund balance originally appropriated into this line -item per Amendment No, 8 Ordinance No. 885B) to the new line -item entitled: "Federal Revenue Sharing Fund Balance W77-78," 4j The amount of $7,086 will fund 4 Puerto Rican Opportunity Center employee Position formerly funded by CETA, k t Von S, A11 Oren atut or pate of ardihancta ¶n ear at they art incoraiatent or in conflict with the prom gloms of ' hit Ortinanct ark htrtby repealed. Section 4, If any section, part of section, paragraph; clause, rrhrato, cr word of this ordinance is declared invalid; the remaining provisions of this ordinance shall not be affected. Section 5, The redo ren t of reading thin ordinance on two separate days Is hereby dispensed with by a vote of tot lees than four -fifths of the to era of th.e Commission, PASSED AND AMPAMP= thia day of „ch ._...W._ ► 1979, RAH G, ONGIE, CITY CLERK BUDGETARY REVIEW: /. jr HOWARD V. GARY,. DIRECTO, DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT AND BUDGET LEGAL REVIEW: /;St.MAURICE .Al FERRE. MAURICE A. FERRE MAYOR APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CORRECTNESS: RODERT F, CLARK. , ` - GE0Y ATTORNEY ASSISTANT CITY ATTORNEY AMENDRENT NO, L TO ORDINANCE NO. AIM ORDINANCE NO. EU AN ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTIONS 1 AND 6 OP ORDINANCr Ndt 88581 ADOPTrD SEPTMER 2A, 1978, THt ANNUAL APPROPRIATIONS ORDINANCE POR THE rtscAL YEAR rNDING StPTEMBER 10, 1979, AS AMENDtb, BY INCREASING THE APPROPRIATION POR SPECIAL PROGRAMS AND ACCOUNTS, SOCIAL SERVICE PROGRAMS IN AN AMOUNT OF $7086; AND BY INCREASING ANTICIPATLD qtvalun, ravAL RrVENUt SHARING rum BALANCr FISCAL YEAR 77./8 IN THE SAME AMOUNT; roR Th PURPOSE or FUNDING A PUERTO RICAN OPPORTUNITY CENTER MPLOYPOSITION FORMERLY FUNDED 8Y CETA; CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A StVrRABILITY CLAUSE. WHrREAS, the City Commission adopted Ordinance No. 8858 on September 28, 1978, establishing revenues and appropriations for the City of Miami, Florida, for the fiscal year ending September 80, 1979 and WHEREAS, Ordinance No. 8890, adopted January 18, 1979, estab- lished a .new Trust and Agency fund entitled: "Social Service Programs - Fiscal Year 1978-79," and appropriated thereto an amount $552,180 for the operation of specific social service programs; and WHEREAS, additional funds in the amount of $7,086 are needed to provide funding for a Puerto Rican Opportunity Center employee position formerly funded by CETA; and WHEREAS, an amount of $7,086 is available in the Federal Revenue Sharing Fund Balance for FY'77-78 and can be appropriated into Special Programs and Accounts for FY'78-79 Social Service Programs for trans- fer to the aforementioned Trust and Agency Fund; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF MIAMI, FLORIDA: Section 1. Section 1. of Ordinance No. 8858 adopted September 28, 1978, as amended, is hereby further amended as follows: 1! 1/ Words and/or figures stricken through shall :be deleted. Under. scored words and/or figures constitute the amendment proposed, The remaining provisions are now in effect and remain unchanged. Asterisks indicate omitted and unchanged material. All figures are rounded to the next dollar, .tr LIOAL NOTICE All interested will take notice that an the 8th fay of March, 1979 the City Commission of Miami, Florida passed and adopted the faliwaing titled ordinances LOGO, ORDINANCE NO 8912 AN CREaNANCt AMENDING SECTIONS 1 AND 6 OF ORDINANCE No, 8858, ADOPTED; SEPTEMBER 28, 1978, THE ANNUAL APPROPRIATICOS ORDINANCE FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1079, AS AMENDED, BY TNCR ASINO THE APPROPRIATION FOR SPECIAL PROGRAMS AND ACCOUNTS, SOCIAL SERVICE PROGRAMS IN AN AUNT OF $7,086; AND BY IItCR ASING ANTICIPATED RE 1 4 ES, FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING PUNBALANCE FISCAL YEAR 77-78 1N THE SAMt AMOUNT; P0R THE PURPOSE OP FUNDING A PUERTO RICAN OPPORTUNITY CENTER EMPLGYEE POSIT/ON FORMERLY QED BY C ETA; CONTAINING A REPEALER PROVISION AND A SEVF.SABILITY CLAUSE; AND DISPENSING WITH TICE RE- QUIREMENT OF READING SAME ON TWO SEPARATE DAYS BY A V= OF NOT LESS THAN FOUR-rmVs OF 'THE MEMBERS OF THE ca+1ISSION, RALPH G. ONGIE CITY CLERK **DIMY ItteI/tEt td-tifitithed elte661 St-ftit'day, unddy Le§al Malqriavt Miathi, 'bade tounfv, 'Florida tY4t-t -G* PLOPHP5A '•e-Outity 6P 'bAtit • teteto the undertigned authority personatly 'Oared Sarah lAtilltaent, Who on oath says that the is the Director Of Legal A dverilsing of the Mimi Reviewrind Daily Record, is daily t except Sattirday, Sunday and Legal Holidays) ritiiispantr, publithed t Mierhi in 'Dade County, Florida, that the attached COPY df dv list orient being a Legal Advertisereent or Noticeir the Matter of CtT Or MUM 1 Ordihatte Noi 8912 in the X, X was published in said newspaper ip the issues of Affiant further says that the Said Miami Review and Daily Record is newspaper published at Miami,in Said Dade teunty, Florida, and that thetaid newspaper . has. heretofore been continuously Published in said Dade County. Florida, each day (except Saturday, Sun. day and Legal Holidays} and has been entered as Second class mali matter at the post office in Miami, in Said bade County, Florida, }eta period of one year next hi-etediho the firSt publication of the attached 'COPY of advertisement; and affiant further sayS that she has neither at nor promised any .person, firm or corpora. lion a discount, rebate, commission or refund for the Purr.ei securing this • sernent for publication in th hid newspaper, No of +SEAL 0 ; My Commission expirws-June 36,„„W MR-69 A R*81979 1 PAYABLE -bAb ePmrAmi). teIPNIY*7LIMIOA .„ . . - „ ',,LpIAL'.1413Yiet Afl thlefeitifaittl take -641'61 A'Ati. tiHitottientiklafl ot_Mloto,'I6I6 flMalpRi pidoolepi.tho titled ofditiehtet-, - ,- • • ht; fisikkt AN it)R6'INA4at AMiN6tN(4 tfte+IGNi1 ANb 6 O• tANANcEMe,-8858;4120Pt-tb,,SEPtEkAtik*-060,10/80444 011411AV;APPROlsttlAtiONt•[OROMANCE . sttAR' tN15114G.StPteNtEktit i9/0,' AS LAMtNtitb, tlY it.itittAtiNt1-1,14E:APPROPRIA11014:PGR tritt1AL -10tt-66kAMS • AN't) AttOuNTSi' 515trAt kviet, PROGRAMsA AN AMOUNt OP V.086;, AO BY INCREAv,,, ortitiotAteb 'AtVE1.41-ES, Pt bERAL -RtvENut, SHANINO'PLINO `BALANCE PiStAL ytAR. 948 IN SAMt AMOUNtt- , PON tHt OURPOSE-OP PUN COO A PUt Rib -RICA0p0OlitUNitY, tNtt MPLOYte,,,: FORMERLY P uNbe.15 BY tEt,A; CONTAINING., --A.' AIttPEALEA '-'PROVISION AND r A 'StVERABILITY- • CLAUSE; 'ANT.) bitt3ENSINO WitH t0Its BEQUIREMtNt -• OP -14 EAtti NO SAISAtON TWO BEPARAtt bAYS BY A's/Ott-, Ot..'NOt 'LESS THAN POUIR-#.1PTHS OP.tilt,MtMBERS OP THE COMMISSION. - : . . • . RALPH G. ONGIE „ CITY tLERK Publication of this Notite 'oh the 1S day of Motth, 10/9. 3/1S NS19.031S06,', 13 `':ITY OF MIAMI. 17L RID.A INTER -OFFICE MEMO?ANCU .1 TO: FROM: Joseph R. Grassie City Manager John P. Bond, III Assistant City Manager U. AT: February 27, 1979 Additional Federal Revenue Sharing Allocation for Puerto Rican Opportunity Center for the March 8, 1979 City Commission f1EFi-i7ENCE5 Meeting E NCLG:iL Rr!i .(1 / The attached ordinance amends section 1 and 6 of ordinance #8858 which establishes revenues and apnronriations for the City of Miami for the fiscal year ending September 30, 1070. This ordinance ref1 r.ts a :%7,086.00 increase in Federal Revenue Sharing Funds allocated to the Puerto 7ican Opportunity Center in order that Mr. Jose Mendez can receive the same benefits as a CETA VI Sustaining Participant. This salary changeis required because Mr. Mendez was found ineligible by the South Florida Employment and Training Consortium Staff due to the fact that he was paid from Federal Revenue Sharing Funds three weeks prior to his enrollment and during the intake process for enrollment.' This payment was not due to deception or any illegality on the part of the City of Miami or Mr. Mendez and it is justifiable his position be continued by the funding change created by this ordinance. The services Mr. Mendez provides for this Agency have been deemed critical to the overall operation of this program's activities. If you have further questions pertaining to this legislation, please do not hesitate to contact me. JB:slm el-e1/420;eA- 43 4 February 20, 1979 Mr. Emilio Lopez Executive Director Puerto Rican Opportunity Center 2627 Biscayne Boulevard Miami, Florida 33137 Dear Mr. Lopez: This correspondence constitutes administrative authority to absorb Mr. Jose Roman Mendez's position through the City provided Federal Revenue Sharing ,tontract with Puerto Rican Opportunity Program in order that Mr. Mendez might ,•enjoy, generally, .the same benefits that he enjoyed as a CETA VI Sustaining 1 participant. The effective date of this Contract amendment shall be February 12, 1979. As you know, the South Florida Employment and Training Consortium staff has ruled that Mr. Mendez is no longer eligible as a CETA participant because for three weeks prior to his enrollment as a CETA participant and during the intake process for enrollment, he was paid on an interim basis with Federal Revenue Sharing Funds, which again, according to the SFETC staff, constitutes a violation of maintenance of efforts requirements on the part of the City. Owing to the fact that no deception or any illegalities were conspired and owing to the fact that the City of Miami's understanding was, in fact, that payment of Federal Revenue Sharing Monies did not constitute a violation of maintenance of efforts, it is only reasonable and just that Mr. Mendez be pro- tected in the manner that I have outlined above. I shall insure that this subject is brought before the City of Miami's Commission at its first meeting in March requesting their approval of this administrative action. cc: Sincerely, 30Q-3D John P. Bond, III Assistant City Manager Joseph R. Grassie, City Manager Robert C. Homan, Asst. to the City Manager Donnie Horne, Assistant Director Citizen Services Department • Of FICA 01 1?tf l 111 \1A`At::.' .:w F'jn .1:nrnu41:1 MAC Mramt th,rtd133/130515"9 h+3*)