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HomeMy WebLinkAboutI.F. DeedReal Estate Property TaxesCharter5ea<t of F'linaylw to # CITY fl M1A4 , `A44363.clpa1 Coa'}?aaraLic:. ojihefs,..tyof :Da a .adStat.,,i F1f11"$d$ FC f?'N 5MTli Tl ar : send aj.ahr drat l€i W.i) 130LIARS and other goo d . pare), mj abe ttt,_ f+sr.eed FA eaiwardrrntwn of rite yes u d ,valuable considerations jn lava b,.thr arsd pwrig : thr part, £fir, re+rtpt uhe rrf f ie hrredsy:arknea, i„dprvd, ihcith r...rwi h relcmaai avesi nit . i.t I ,aitd � citron 1tr.rt.ttta dnth ,,polar rrf<-scar aaai gnit�6ttne tr�a 'the Algid pars y pint, one! its ;krona .ietd w,aipiea-for ., old ihr ratafir right,: acquit)^, etttrreat. ,dons,. sisd dr 'te/ai h the snrd ,pray of Are j,,i p rt Ieath i, and x, the joiC:wimf d,•acrihrrt Itet 8 , �hoed. atgte, iyir4g and bri,.F itt #kr !aunt, Dade. �."'. yyyy ,.time ttj Florida {pytat.. 19„ 24, _21 artd. 22 ip :B1ockc `97, ..NORT , according to ;Knowlton',. Map of liiaeni, ;Dade County F; Af• lorida, a.9 'recorded ixt 'Flat Book "iiiP': Pagrfe`'�C. ' the :Public Reenrdet of saDeda Count,-- y.Fioda This::Quit Claim Deed is'givQn;by reason of the €act that Food•fair;:' Stores, Inc' , >, Penn yivsn to car O..r.l on , s•Leapiee ;6f "aLease to the Maid property; wherein Walter Corporation, .Florida Corp iratior�, is i,eaaor; -; said Leese bel.ng dated April 29, 1949'., recorded ,:in -Deed , Book. 3138 :at Page 21.9.;of the :p'ublic:°itecor a. of ;Dade County, Florida it is the :intention of :Food Fair Stores; inc'., a ,P,enneylvania .carpo atiori, hereby to .<termi.inate and cancel !.said Lease Agree nt. TO fd. 1-I .l.',D TO if 11A) the as.tr tat,arther wish a[t! ,1,, ,,don ,rnj oppterrwxrvy thrreunto h.- inswing or in araytaiw •PPrrtateawitsp lad et! the -ovate right, tit dic+t, eteterest sea claim tt 4,attoe'r,•r of the r>si Port r ttd the ftrs • Prurr eithsrEa'isw ttr ti to;ih, aetfy ltnnPrr t.e. btxrjat rod.b inj o! thr ` port y of th......td pet, its - heirs soul daisy's form. ddy WITH s WHEREOF, tlu- toed p.rty .4 Site jCra, pest hits puma tar,C JrrrFrttta tn'6r a.letred ist it. corm by Na President. tend Jta.tarfrntgp. serf t.o be tag � n + ased tbrie.iitrfl by it, Secretary tit, flar; year :above ka'ittow. !-Pr+-sid.vrt. • *tat of irlitg4414 PftfPfOLVANIA lEsnito al PHILADELPHIA 1. isesdersigned afficor desty shored :et &akr anti cerirly artransdedgenents 4.4 SIEP0d1; in said .5:ate d Cearnly, te<4.43r rertify Asa before tae raft?, B. P. Lieber secretary fh, FOOD PAIR STORES, INC. carper:mina andot the laws ni the State a/ Pea la appearing befeee ler err the iffdlatslistat and eh, affirm tritereneteard sedel everpuertior described its and a -ha ',wrested thr Inregaing deed; wad that then and there, said ladd:aids ess said eeffirers aegintecialkerf teeper tar that the se! affixed to saitl Jeer/ ir the rarparser seal al Wad corporal a,x, :her :heir name. trffi•-. e4afiy are hy them respersiserty subscribed theteta. that aced deed 1.1/ signed, isealeri and clothe -red hy sate, corparation in the presence es, new subseribing settartses parr -writ ter kw, oar" ihat the WPM,' 4.J1 the free art and eheel est said corporation lettneSrl SIS1 hand and agiejal s•ast jack M. Priedland Philadelphia *14 sua,01 Pennsylvania alay stf May d. D. • vice- thu 20th - ; “.A Lief '$-,;;11, NOTARY 1-4.AiLit.; not A. anittn, MO. cwrgarAtao ExP,.,,14,400 se: en Ns ,... ::-.< rei in v` w CP 's'i'•: "7'1 in (7, V-1 x CP ,,—.- • • • ERE AS, the Circuit t^ozcr and fortheCounty of ode,.,34 fcrr _ ccreset prnd,ri9' sn rite said of t? e:recorid pare off p sre I t h gxt€izr ai Circuit of the .Sidi* ,o f Florida; in Chanecry 0 xta decree :dalsd t3ac 18th day arnirr�g atlher t/{ ag prcieredt>adlsedgyd arid, iCcreed En a psr Csrurtr it<t�uesn>.. #T„ Rae ty vila}pa r Piax1 sor-JL 1 'i et el, u; 7 <c nn isli rrddCfendant r &i premrxts siiej roared ia'sacd dccrcC and hererrreftcr; ]*ssrtzisikE. lis described ba ftI bre an#d Aiaiter r puiriu c --txc the- rstdd.,4ter fnrst Yivzug ro42'='canaecut e. ui. ce of toe Grime aand'sec of stet.- .in- a sdews cptr._�re ii.'J ri rn .Ce;iie'- c CbHrt Dior flrri"riS the aarrf Spe461 3laster LisewR r.iC1ng uxd !arty'_of tfis,frrs1 E7o t)i .s2 presnts"'e pursuance of th'$rndt%.der and decree of L sarrf Coz -1 i (Mnc n Fhe 3r0' .. 4id of SAj3 tSmttt¢T -. , A fJ ;is .34 seli at yscbixz tract;an 'ar Ff ro.orfffagr°apicip afa - 6.0eanafier _partFeutarly described baths- lfrat givex d#e r:nttce of , lira€ . a" rui.e'of'Spts rinth'a.'deeaniitiox 9f the • i d pre rzjscs tsgY«04t to :rise order i"fore ; at which truir, tits said .sriortgagcd•prerx+see-.:-hereutitfter gxtrticiriartij`.fiea s"bcd-t�ierc:sold' she Enid p-irt� 4.f sirs 4ec d part:Jor the su»i of Fain_ vizousend A nd r ci iCi0 4:, OO J. .I i — _ _ _ .: -:; do7larr that 6ecrrg't ce hagkeat aunt bi fdan J `rids saouS Q14 TffERF'F'.(iJ1; .TfIIS 1 U tyT i}tF RI NESTerg a,7 1h dare--Speacial d dira serdcr to carry r�rta�¢fct tl}e`aard aa1s, r > ' ? , rs ` zarade as a€,arCegtd in prawt `is ite8 �nYd c Fr . r & n r�s 4rrrts of Chanter en coxsu'eratzon of the r r e �i�es Arid � .the sad Avru xr ' par h i5anr� 8nd s - ,S l rs•.:`Gf-dh. r.:�eutaorrsir'rw..�. 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Prri tkr. ¢arcgbira!{ dFf:i. aas Sid-e.c :fss{rr in fir*e:reert; of rCsaid.3rr $frr p:r,rp,ae . �.7d rrG !'iiirer.,nrf%hnerr} crud r,{fieini ,Send, f3:r rlKtrof i1C -.Ira 34 , arr tke Slots and County, ar • • Nuturii f'a?a€i-. Stcte of Etrri'tz: n? f..rgr. b. r r; fe L t'7s:reml`ler , A. D. 103-40 TYIO ENTER.—£NC.ka a nOrf-l?rOfit , a nerpsratioas, existing sender the iatwa of the State of Florida , leaving its principal pisee of iness in the County of Dad@ and State of Fi c.rie" a (awfully swthorized to traivaact business irk the State of Florida, party of the first part and T CITY a' MIAMI„ A r,tnissijsrct narporatirsn under the laws of the ax t/tg..xrt. part_ fit._ of the second part, WrINIESSET'H: That the said party of the first fart, for and in ctsnaideration•of the sum of e d a2ua a onszde stiona tars to it is hand paid by the aaid part .yr_ of the second part, the receipt whereof is hereby acknowl- edged, has granted, bargained and sold to the said part_'t_ of the second part_ _ its ce3sOra an assasfna forever, the following deacibed land situate, lying and being in the County of nd State of Florida, to -wit: Lots Twentone (2i) and Twenty-two (22) of Bloak ninety-seven (97):North of the City of Miami, ea- cardinU to the plat hereof recorded in 'Plat Book B at pays 41 of the Public Records of Dade County, Florida. This steed is made, executed and delivered subject to the balanoe of a certain s<tortzeg© now existing on and enouncbering said property, on which mortgage there is a principal balance due of 113,5d0.00, plus interest from the lst day of ilovember, A. D. 1940, at the rate of six par cent. per annum. This deed is also made, executed and delivered subject to any taxes, liens or assessments, if any, against said property. And the said party of the first part does hereby fully warrant the title to said land, and will fend the same against the lawful claims of all peraana whomsoever. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said party of the first part has caused these presents to be signed fn its same by its proper officers, and Its corporate seal to be affixed,. af- fected by its secretary, the day and .year above written, nerd in tire- • Secreary enee �• Yti C is • • BY CERTIFY, that en this rsonelly Apt E. L. Ailevorth President and Secretary respectively of $,ri C 71/17! CRWIT,R ?In in rev: t .A corporation under the laws of the State of •Fl rartrie to me know .3 to be the persons who signed the fore- going instrument at such officers and aeetraRy acknowledged the execution thereof to be their free act and deed as such officers fur the uses and purposes therein mentioned and that they affixed thereto the official ileal of said corporation, and that the said instrument is the act and deed of said corporation. WIThilrici my signature and official seal, M mi in the County of Dacia and State of F) 0;1 the day and year last aforesaid canttris expirci 193_ Notary Public. Slats or fiudda at tugs Colnimsso.; Expos Aor. 23, 1941 0 Notary Pelilic- State or Florida. • r, = 0,* • • • q : 137`0} 530 TSTS WARRANTY DEED made the 15th day of JULY, 1986, by SERSERT ELATE and SIDNEY WETNSTETN, also known as SYDNEY WEfl STEIN, both residents of Dade County, Florida, hereinafter called the GRANTORS, to DEPARTMENT OF OFF-STREET PAR$TNC O;' THE CITY OF MIAMI, an agency and instrumentality of the City of l^ia><i, a Florida municipal corporation, with its office at 198 1'.E, 3rd Street, Miami, Florida, hereinafter called the GRANTEE. WI TIZESSEM That the GRANTORS, for and in consideration of the sum of TEN AND NO/100 ($10.00) DOLLARS and other valuable considerations, receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, hereby grants, bargain, sells, aliens, remises, releases, conveys and confirms unto the GRANTEE, all that certain land situate in Dade County, Florida, to -wit; pots -three (3) and Four (4), Block Ninety -Seven North (97N1, of the City of Miami, according 'a the plat thereat 'n Plat Hook B. at page 41, of the Public Records of Dade County, Floridan Together with the two industrial warehouse buildings and improvements situate thereon, known as and located at Number 2 and Number 30 N.W. 3rd Street, in Miami, Florida; together With the electrical and plumbing fixtures and the air-conditioning equipment contained in and/or attached to said buildings; and together wi%h all right, title and interest of GRANTORS in and to said land, buildings and improvements and in and to the streets, alleys and right-of- ways adjacent thereto_ Subject to conditions, restrictions, limitations and easements of record, if any, affecting the subject property, applicable zoning ordinances, and taxes for the year 1958 and subsequent years. nocxuaen€ary s'.,,mps coTTN_ g 7 "'S-00 Ciasx "C" lra�F.;:tz : BY es R€eharo' �. E:xcr, .h. Cw a t„ —1- O>,a,r. ROSfNRAG. �fisv.?1•€.s-Fi+''!w, a!wme+p+s 26UR h.nafu=rs: EI44. Mlanrk. CIE, AL,54n�¢rra a nE,s..a.r. aTtO n�c+ti o- Lqw,r.; n.Y �. rid glee • • • 1375Cu S3 The above described property is not the homestead of the GRANTORS or either of them, nor is said property adjacent to the homestead of either of said parties, TO HAVE AND TO HOLD, the same in fee simple forever. AND the GRANTORS hereby covenant with said GRANTEE that the GRANTORS are lawfully seized of said land in fee simple: that the GRANTORS have good right and lawi authority to sell and convey said land; that the GRANTORS hereby fully ,Barrant the title to said land and will defend the same against the lawful claims of all persons whomsoever. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said GRANTORS have signed and sealed these presents the day and yeas first above written. (SERF.} D:,7WETtiSTH;Y�.a svknoas SYDNEY WEINSTEIN STATE OF FLORIDA :SS COUNTY OF DADE I HEREBY CERTIFY that on this day, before me, an officer duly authorized in the State aforesaid and in the County aforesaid to take acknowledgements, personally appeared HERBERT ELATE and SIDNEY WEINSTEIN, also known as SYDNEY WEINSTEIN, to me known to be the persons described in and who executed the` foregoing instrument and they acknowledged before me that they executed the same. WITNESS my hand and official seal 3n e County and State last aforesaid this day of 19S8. �y (fr-AL) NO RY P ea P.: NOBLI '" r.. .iP Rru;ARD p. EARS3LR 3 State of Flax tda at Large - inn caojil LG%rNi '� My commission expirest . t3r.4Y1 POZIC MTC fiCW21'A tr C0.aiSSZO CP, A1:6 33,IUD R0.10 tuSP nCir"4 um- iiu= -2- Ffi.,5 Eu9tgG 8 atr5. e.,. 2asOa7C.5 <r « _Pe,t4 ieL'ao • • P ho 88R2 65 4: 13T51,7fc 532 AFFIDAVIT STATE OF FLORIDA :SS COUNTY OF D)ADE BEFORE ME, the undersigned authority, personally appeared HERBERT BLATE and SIDNEY WEINSTEIN, also known as SYDNEY WEINSTEIN, being duly sworn, depose and say as follows: That they are the Owners of the follua-ing described property, to --wit; Lot Three (3), Block Ninety-seven North (97 North), of the CITY OF MIAMI, according to the Plat thereof recorded in Flat Book B, Page 41, of the Public Records of Dade County, Florida; together with the improvements situate thereon, consisting of a building known as 20-28 N,W, 3rd Street in Miami, Florida; that said property was subject to a Lease in favor of wESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY ('WESTERN UNION') which Tease was dated June 9, 1956, -.ad was to run for a period expiring or August 14, 1981; that on Mac -Al 5, 1976, WESTERN UNION Subleased the said premises to BERTR tw : _ DONALDSON and JOYCE DONA r.DSON , his wife, (*DONALDSON') for a period to run frcm June 1, 1976 and ending on May 31, 1978, and 3DNALDSON occupied said premises and carried on his dry -goods business therein during said term of Sublease and vacated possession thereof; that said Sublease to DONALDSON was not recorded but reference was made thereto in the Deed whereby Affiants acquired ownership and title to the herein described property; that on November 30, 1979, Affiants, WESTERN UNION and VOLTAGE, INC., entered into an agreement cancelling all leases in existence as to said property, which agreement was recorded in Official Records Book 10595, at Page 231, Dade County Records; that the unrecorded Sublease hereinbefore recited from WESTERUNION to DONALDSON, -1- 1-its 7E0,vmc,{ tVm F..,nr•.s3 9y MCARI3 AOSEN:,a51. OF AnrrtS s A[?SEN2EnG. NkiSn�Ati S,-4Lai�i� €;a ZOO A;nox.a.g M{--ly. Maami. 10 iiosc.,raflt a we.9eee. nz40r-lefl -%.�' 9 d copy of which is hereto attached and made a part of thi$ Affidavit4cootained the Option, to extend the Lease to expire on August 13/ 1981/ whiCh Option was nevex exercised and. the Sublease tp DONALDSON expired at the expiration date in 1978; and that this Affidavit is being made tor the purpose of disclosing the facts recited herein and in particular for the purpose of disclosing that the DONALDSON Sublease recited herein expired by its terms. Nag not renewed and that the premises were no longer occupied by DONALDSON 'ollowing the expiration of said Sublease, 47411rdia,-4a HERBERT ▪ WORN TO and subscribed before this , day o 1988_ wIs ...... ' • le PUBLIC 4 ;15t0e.3Of Plorida at Large ..... ▪ ission Expices: LF T WARY PIK=Wt IX ELVISh COMAISSION 3XP., kl4 1%195a IGICIEDeo&num trts,. we. {SEAL) -2- INSTZIN:ttn SXDNEY WEINSTEIN RC.t.,F21.E-C1 Pt.5-.,/5.:1..14 4,r0.NET, (SEAL) (SEAL) ,K0.3,P1 Eirf7.1-34. itallitea Opp. CI SPQM 0‘g.TY. AStotP vcx+rire KICZARD P. BRIN.Zat 15 toff :.66we • • m a co co cp Miami -Dade County, Real Estate Taxi Infornnation Page 1 of 1 Show Me: Properly Taxes Search By: Select Item Detail Tax Information: Real Estate Tax Info ................. 2006 Taxes Prior Years Taxes ....................... Due 2006 Ad Vatorem 2006 Non -Ad Valorem 2006 Back Assessments 2006 Enterprise Folio 2006 Historical Abatements 2007Quarterly Pa rrTents 2006 Tax Notice/Memorandum 2002 Miami -Dade County. All rights reserved. 2006 REAL ESTATE PROPERTY TAXES NOTICE OF AD VALOREM TAXES AND NON -AD VALOREM ASSESSMENTS FOLIC NUMBER l mumiCEPAt.4Ty 01 0109070103MIAMI Owner's name & bi11ir1L2 address: CITY OF MIAMI 40 NW 3 ST DEPT OF ST PK 190 NE 3 ST MIAMI FL 331322205 for a change of billing address form click here Ad Valorem Taxes Taax.?"o Atithcrify SCHOOL BOARD SCHOOL BOARD DEBT SERVICE FLORIDA INLAND NAVIGATION DISTRICT SOUTH FLORIDA WATER MGMT DISTRICT EVERGLADES CONSTRUCTION PROJECT CHILDRENS TRUST AUTHORITY COUNTY WIDE OPERATING COUNTY WIDE DEBT SERVICE LIBRARY DISTRICT CITY OF MIAMI OPERATING CITY OF MIAMI DEBT SERVICE CITY OF MIAMI MISCELL Levying Autho L CODE 0101 Property addrress,; xrtttiflrtS; ASSESSED VALUE 10,88 1,900 STATE EXEMPT 80: 10,881,900 Mirage rate per SI,000 of Taxable V 7.69100 ,41400 .03850 .59700 .10000 .42230 5.61500 .28500 .46600 8.37450 .62100 .50000 ue Taxes Levied 0 ,00 .oc o _ao 0 .00 O .00 o .00 0 .00 O .00 e oa O .00 O .00 © .00 Non -Ad Valorem Assessments Rate Faotage'Units Amount Combined taxes and assessments (gross amount) for 2006 : $.00 Back Pr oerty_Tax Home.. i Real estate Tex.. lhfo l 24f16 Taxes [ Prior. Years 120pfi Non -Ad YaIorem 2006 Back Assessments 2006-Enterprise Folio j 2006 Historical Abatements 12007 Quarterly Payments 1 2006 Tax Notion Memarandum Miami-OadeHxcme j _Using Our Site I About Phone Directory I Privacy I Disclaimer E-mail your comments, questions and suggestions to Webrnester l€tp:l/egvsys.mi.arnidade,gov:1608/wwwservlggvt/txcaw10_dia?folio=0101090701031 6/4/2007 M1iat "-Dade County, Real Estate Tax Information Page 1 of 1 Show Me: Property Taxes Search By: Select Item Detail Tax Information: Real Estate Tax Info 2006 Taxes Poor Years Taxes Due 2006AdValorem 2006 Non -Ad Valorem 2006. Back Assessments 2006 Enterprise Folio 2006 Historical Abatements 2007 Quarterly. .Payments 2006 Tax Notice/Memorandum C�] 2002 Miami -Dade County. All rights reserved. 2006 Taxes Today's Date: 06/04/2007 Last Update: 05/31/2007 Yax ear: 2006 Folio Number: 01 01090701031 MIAMI Owner's Name: CITY OF MIAMI DEPT OF ST PK Property Address: 40 NW 3 ST Total Value : 10881900 Millage Code: 0101 Exemptions : STATE EXEMPT 80 10881900 2006 Taxes are totally exempt. Amounts due are subject to change without notice. Contact Information E-Mail: proptax@ mamidade.gcu (305) 270-4916 Downtown Office: 140 W Rapier St., Room 101 Miami, FL 33130 South Miami -Dade Office: 10710SW211 St, Room 104 Miami, FL 33189 Office Hours: Mon - Fri 8:00 am - 5:00 pm Related Links: Tax_Coilectar Property Appraiser Florida State Dept of Revenue Property €axHome I Peal Estate Tax Info 2006 Taxes I Prior Years 12006 Non -Ad Valorem 2006 Back Assessments 12006 Enterprise Folio 12006 Historical Abatements j 2007 Quarterly Payments 2006 Tax Nottce/3dd6rnorandum Miami -Dade Home I Using Our Site I About I Phone Directory I Privacy I Disciamer • E-mail your comments, questions and suggestions to Vkletmaster http:/legvsys.miamidade-gov:1608/tip wserv/ggvt/txcaw42.dia?folio-0 i 01094701031 6/4/2007 • • • CHARTER Seca 22-C., Board of trustees of Jackson Me- morial Hospital. Editor's note Jackson Memorial Hospital was trans- ferred to Dade County by a contract dated June 14, 1948. Section 22-C. added to the charter by Laws of Fia.. ch. 14234(19'29), § 7, is therefore not set out herein. The transfer of Jackson Memorial Hospital to Dade County was upheld la Cleary v Dade County, 160 Fla. 892, 37 So. 2d 248. Sec. 23. Department of off-street parking; off-street parking board. (a) There is hereby created and established as an agency and instrumentality of the City of Miami, a new department to be named and known as the "Department of Off -Street Parking of the City of Miami" (hereinafter sometimes called the "department of off-street parking" or the "depart- ment"), and by that name it may sue and be sued, plead and be impleaded, contract and be con- tracted with and have an official seal; provided, however, that the departrnent shall not commence business or exercise any of the powers granted by this act unless and until the commission of the City of Miami shall by ordinance declare the need for the department and for the off-street parking board of the City of Miami hereinafter created. The department, which shall operate and func- tion under the supervisory control of the board created and established in subsection (b) hereof, shall consist of a chief executive officer to be known as the "director of the department of off-street parking" (hereinafter sometimes called the "director of the department" or the "director") and such other officers and employees as shall be necessary to exercise the powers and perfor ui the duties and functions of the department. (b) There is hereby created and established a board to be known as the "Off -Street Parking Board of the City of Miami" (hereinafter some- times called the "off-street parking board" or the "board") which shall consist of five members. Each member of the board shall either reside or have his principal place of business in the city and shall be an individual of outstanding reputation for integrity, responsibility and business ability, but no officer or employee of the city shall serve as a member of the board while employed as such officer or employee of the city. § 23 Within thirty days after the commission of the City of Miami shall have adopted an ordinance declaring the need for the department and for the board, it shall appoint the members of the board, two of whom shall hold office for a term of two years, two of whom shall hold office for a term of three years, and one of whom shall hold office for a team of four years, and thereafter each member shall be appointed for a term of five years, as herein provided. At least ten days prior to the date of expiration of the term of any member of the board, or within ten days after the death, resignation or removal of any such member, his successor shall be named and appointed by the remaining members of the board, subject to confirmation by the comrnission of the city. In the event that any appointment so made shall not be confirmed by the commission within ten days after notice of such appointment has been served upon the commission, the appoint- ment shall be null and void, and thereupon the remaining members of the board shall make a new appointment, or appointments, which shall Likewise be subject to confirmation by the com- mission and each member of the board shall be eligible for reappointment. The successor in each case shall be appointed and shall hold office for a term of five years from the date of expiration of the term of his predecessor, except that any person appointed to fill a vacancy shall serve only for the unexpired term. Upon the effective date of his appointment, or as soon thereafter as practicable, each member of the board shall enter upon his duties, but before doing so he shall take the oath prescribed by section 41(e) of the city charter and shall execute a bond in the penal sum of ten thousand dollars ($10,000.00) payable to the department and con- ditioned upon the faithful performance of the duties of his office, which bond shall be approved by the commission of the city and filed with the city clerk, the cost of the premium on any such bond to be treated as part of the cost of operating the department. The members of the board shall each be paid a salary of fifty dollars ($50.00) per annum, or such CHT:21 • • • § 23 CHARTER A'W RELATED. LAWS larger sum as the commission of the city may establish by ordinance, payable in monthly install- ments. Any member of the board may be removed by the commission of the city for goad cause and after proper hearing by the commission, but if so removed, rnay apply to the Circuit Court of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit in and for Dade County, Florida, for a review of the action of the commis- sion. (c) The board shall have the powers, duties and responsibilities customarily invested in the board of directors of a private corporation, and shall exercise supervisory control over the operation of the off-street parking facilities of the city, and all acts of the department and of the director with respect to such facilities shall be subject to the approval of the board. The board shall elect one of its members to serve as chairman of the board, shall make appropriate rules and regulations for its own government and procedure, and shall hold a regular meeting at least once a month and such special meetings as it may deem necessary, and all such meetings shalt be open to the public. (d) From and after the date of appointment of the first member of the board, the department shall operate, manage and control the off-street parking facilities of the city and all properties pertaining thereto now owned or hereafter ac- quired or constructed by the city or by the depart- ment and shall succeed to and exercise all powers vested in and succeed to and perform all functions and duties imposed upon the department of off- street parking of the city by and under the provi- sions of this act. Upon the adoption by the commission of the city of an ordinance declaring the need for the depart- ment and the board, all powers, functions and duties relating to such off-street parking facilities and properties pertaining thereto then vested in the city or any of its departments or officers, including but not limited to the exercise of the power of eminent domain, shall be and are hereby transferred to the department, and all books, records and papers now existing or hereafter acquired in the operation and maintenance of said facilities or relating thereto shall be the property of and under the jurisdiction and control of the department; provided, however, that noth- ing contained in this section shall be deemed to vest in the department the power to establish and fix rates and charges for off-street parking service furnished by the off-street parking facilities of the city or the power to issue revenue bonds. The department shall have full power and authority to acquire, own, use, hire, lease, operate and dispose of real property and personal property and of any interest therein, including the power to acquire by eminent domain proceedings lands or any interest therein and rights -of -way and easements upon, in, along or across any public street, road or highway for the purpose of constructing, main- taining or operating off-street parking facilities as shall be necessary in the judgment of the off- street parking board, and to make and enter into all contracts necessary or incidental to the exer- cise of its powers and the performance of its duties and functions with respect to the opera- tion, management and control of said facilities, and to promulgate and enforce appropriate rules and regulations governing the utilization of the services of the off-street parking facilities of the city. (e) The director shall be appointed by and shall hold office at the will of the board. He shalt be a person of good moral character and have an excellent reputation for integrity, responsibility and business ability, but no member of the board shall be eligible for appointment as director. The director shall receive such salary, payable to him in equal semi-monthly installments, as shall be fixed by the board but such salary shall not be less than ten thousand dollars ($10,000.00) per an- num. Before entering upon his duties, the director shall take the oath and execute the bond pre- scribed hereinbefore for each member of the board. The director shall act as the chief executive officer of the department, shall devote his entire time and attention to the duties of his office and shall not engage actively in any other business or profession. Subject to the direction and approval of the board, the director shall have general supervision over and be responsible for the oper- ation and maintenance of the off-street parking facilities of the city and shall exercise the powers vested in and perform the functions and duties imposed upon him as herein provided. The direc- CHT:22 • • • CHARTER for shalt attend all meetings of the board, shalt furnish to the board and the commission of the city a monthly report with respect to the opera- tion, maintenance and financial condition of the department of off-street parking, and shall from time to time have prepared and shall furnish such reports, audits and other information relating to said facilities as may be required by the board_ In the event that the director shall for any reason be temporarily incapable of exercising the powers and of performing the duties and func- Lions of his office, the board may appoint an acting director to exercise such powers and to perform such functions and duties until such incapacity of the director shall be terminated. (f) Subject to the approval of the board, the director shall employ such additional executive and operating assistance, including engineering and other experts and professional assistance, as shall be necessary to provide for the efficient operation, of the department. Included in the personnel to be employed, there shall be the following subordinate officers whose positions shall be in the unclassified service of the city: (l) A treasurer, who shall perform the func- tions and duties customarily performed by the treasurer of a private corporation. The treasurer shall be responsible for all funds of the department, for all accounts and accounting records relating to the depart- ment and its operation, and for the prepa- ration of all checks and vouchers requisite to the operation of the department. (2) A secretary, who shall perform the func- tions and duties customarily performed by the secretary of a private corporation. The secretary shall have charge and custody of the official seat and of all books, records, documents and papers of the department other than those required to be in the custody of the treasurer. He/She shall at- tend in person all meetings of the board, and shall keep a correct record of all the proceedings of the board, and shall perform such other duties as may be assigned to him/her as secretary by the board_ (g) The city attorney shall act as general coun- sel for the department and for the board in all §23 matters of law which may arise, and shall prose- cute or defend all suits brought by or against the city or the department or the board which relate to the off-street parking facilities of the city, Special counsel as shall be deemed necessary by the city attorney may be employed by the director subject to the approval of the board, city attorney and city commission. Such special counsel shall serve under the direct supervision and control of the city attorney. (h) All budgets, funds and accounts pertaining to the off-street parking facilities of the city shall be segregated from all other budgets, funds and accounts of the city and shall be so kept that they shall reflect the financial condition and the oper- ation of each off-street parking facility of the city separately, Not later than one month before the end of each fiscal year the director, with the approval of the board, shall prepare and submit to the commission of the city a budget estimate of expenditures and revenues for the ensuing fiscal year in the same form and like manner as all other departments of the city for approval by the commission with the exception, however, that such budget estimate will be submitted directly to the commission of the city for its approval. (i) All expenses incurred by the department and by the board in exercising their powers and performing their functions and duties shall be paid solely from the revenues of the off-street parking facilities of the city and no liability or obligation not payable from the revenues of said facilities shall at any time be incurred in connec- tion with the operation thereof. (j) Should there occur in any fiscal year an excess of revenue over expenditures required for operation, maintenance, required reserves and debt service, then such excess revenues shall, subject to the provisions of any ordinance of the commission of the city authorizing the issuance of parking facilities revenue bonds of the city, and to the provisions of any trust indenture or trust agreement securing such bonds, be paid into the general funds of the city (k) All powers and rights conferred by this section shall be in addition and supplemental to those conferred by any other general or special law and shall be liberally construed to effectuate CHT:23 • • • 4 23 CHARTER AND RELATED LAWS the purposes hereof; and the department and the board shall have power, in addition to exercising the powers expressly conferred in and by this section, to do all things necessary or convenient to carry out the purposes hereof. (Laws of Fla., ch. 30997(1955); Res_ No. 88-535, 6-9.88/9-6-88) Sec. 24. Department of public safety. The head of the department of public safety shall be known as the director of public safety. Subject to the supervision and control of the city manager in all matters, he shall be the executive head of the division of police, and fire. He shall be the chief administrative authority in all matters pertaining to the erection, mainte- nance, repair, removal, razing, occupancy and inspection of buildings under such regulations as may be ordained by the commission. (a) Division of police. The police force shall be composed of a chief and such officers, pa- trolmen and other employees as the city manager may determine_ The chief of po- lice shall have the immediate direction and control of the police force, subject to the supervision of the director of public safety, and to such rules, regulations and orders as the said director may prescribe, and through the chief of police, the director of public safety shall promulgate all orders, rules and regulations for the government of the police farce. He shall devote his entire time to the discharge of his official duties and shall not be absent from the city except in the performance of his official duties, unless granted a written leave of absence by the city manager. His office shall be kept open at all hours, day or night, and either he or a subordinate shall be in constant attendance. In case of the disability of the chief of police by reason of sickness, ab- sence from the city or other cause, the director of public safety shall designate one of the captains or lieutenants of police to act as chief of police during such disability, and the officer so designated shall serve without additional compensation. The mem- bers of the police force, other than the chief, shall be selected from the list of eligibles CHT:24 prepared by the civil service board, and in accordance with such rules as the said board may prescribe; provided, that in case of riot or emergency, the director of public safety may appoint additional patrolmen and officers for temporary service, who need not be in the classified service. Each member of the police force, both rank and file, shall have issued to him a warrant of appointment signed by the city manager, in which the date of his appointment shall be stated, and such shall be his commission. Each member of the said force shall, before entering upon his duties, subscribe to an oath that he will faithfully, without fear or favor, perform the duties of his office, and such oath shall be filed and preserved with the records of said department. No person, except as otherwise provided by general law or this charter, shall act as special police or special detective except upon written authority from the director of public safety. Such authority, when con- ferred, shall be exercised only under the direction and control of the chief of police and for a time specified in the appoint- ment. The members of the police force of said city shall be invested with all the power and authority necessary for enforcing the ordi- nances of said city. The chief of police or any policeman of the City of Miami, may arrest without war- rant, any person violating any of the ordi- nances of the city committed in the pres- ence of such officer, and when knowledge of the violation of any ordinance of said city shall come to the said chief of police or policeman, not committed in his presence, he shall make affidavit before the judge or clerk of municipal court against the person charged with such violation, whereupon, said judge or clerk shall issue a warrant for the arrest of such person, (b) Division of fire. The fire force shall be composed of a chief and such other officers, firemen and employees as the city manager may determine. The fire chief shall have Property inforina i.ap of I • • My Home Miami -Dade County, i✓ iorida Property information Map Digital Orthophotography - 2006 u This map was created on 6/26/2007 11:57:56 AM for reference purposes only. Web Site O 2002 Miami -Dade County. 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